Indricotherium - Revision history

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Karajou at 20:16, December 30, 2009

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Karajou: Created page with '{{Taxonomy |name=Indricotherium
Paraceratherium
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Created page with '{{Taxonomy |name=Indricotherium<br/>Paraceratherium<br/>Baluchitherium |image= |caption= |superkingdom= |kingdom=Animalia |subkingdom= |superphylum= |phylum=Chordata |subphylum= ...'

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'''''Indricotherium''''' (Russian: Индрик ''Indrik''; & Greek: θηρίο ''thirio''; "Indrik beast"), is an extinct relative of the [[rhinoceros]] and the largest terrestrial mammal known to have lived. Also known as ''Paraceratherium'' and ''Baluchitherium'', ''Indricotherium'' was named for a mythical animal of Russian folklore, said to shake the earth when it walked.

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 ==Description==
-''Indricotherium'' was a member of Perissodactyla, an order which includes all odd-toed hoofed mammals.  It stood about 18 feet tall at the shoulder and was about 26 feet in length.  Its weight has been estimated to be up to 20 tons, making it the size of an average sauropod dinosaur, and more than three times the size of a modern bull elephant.  Although a rhinoceros, ''Indricotherium'' had no horns, but the size of the animal may have prevented attacks by predators except on the very young.
+''Indricotherium'' was a member of Perissodactyla, an order which includes all odd-toed hoofed mammals.  It stood about 18 feet tall at the shoulder and was about 26 feet in length.  Its weight has been estimated to be up to 20 tons, making it the size of an average sauropod dinosaur, and more than three times the size of a modern bull elephant.  Although a rhinoceros, ''Indricotherium'' had no horns, but the size of the animal may have prevented attacks by predators except on the very young.<ref>http://dinosaurs.about.com/od/mesozoicmammals/p/indricotherium.htm</ref>
 [[Category:Extinct Animals]]
 [[Category:Prehistoric Mammals]]

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 '''''Indricotherium''''' (Russian: Индрик ''Indrik''; & Greek: θηρίο ''thirio''; "Indrik beast"), is an extinct relative of the [[rhinoceros]] and the largest terrestrial mammal known to have lived.  Also known as ''Paraceratherium'' and ''Baluchitherium'', ''Indricotherium'' was named for a mythical animal of Russian folklore, said to shake the earth when it walked.
 [[Category:Extinct Animals]]
 [[Category:Prehistoric Mammals]]

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	'''''Indricotherium''''' (Russian: Индрик ''Indrik''; & Greek: θηρίο ''thirio''; "Indrik beast"), is an extinct relative of the [[rhinoceros]] and the largest terrestrial mammal known to have lived. Also known as ''Paraceratherium'' and ''Baluchitherium'', ''Indricotherium'' was named for a mythical animal of Russian folklore, said to shake the earth when it walked.		'''''Indricotherium''''' (Russian: Индрик ''Indrik''; & Greek: θηρίο ''thirio''; "Indrik beast"), is an extinct relative of the [[rhinoceros]] and the largest terrestrial mammal known to have lived. Also known as ''Paraceratherium'' and ''Baluchitherium'', ''Indricotherium'' was named for a mythical animal of Russian folklore, said to shake the earth when it walked.
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