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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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[[Category:Extinct Animals]]
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[[Category:Prehistoric Mammals]]

Revision as of 03:05, December 31, 2009

Indricotherium
Paraceratherium
Baluchitherium
Indricotherium.jpg
Scientific classification
Kingdom Information
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Information
Phylum Chordata
Class Information
Class Mammalia
Order Information
Order Perissodactyla
Family Information
Family Hyracodontidae
Sub-family Indricotheriinae
Genus Information
Genus Indricotherium
Population statistics
Conservation status Extinct

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.