Didymictinae Explained

Didymictinae ("double weasels") is an extinct subfamily of mammals from extinct family Viverravidae, that lived from the early Palaeocene to the middle Eocene in North America and Europe.^[1]

Classification and phylogeny

Classification

• Subfamily: †Didymictinae
  • Genus: †Bryanictis
    • †Bryanictis microlestes
    • †Bryanictis paulus
    • †Bryanictis terlinguae
  • Genus: †Didymictis
    • †Didymictis altidens
    • †Didymictis dellensis
    • †Didymictis leptomylus
    • †Didymictis protenus
    • †Didymictis proteus
    • †Didymictis vancleveae
    • †Didymictis sp. [Erquelinnes, Hainaut, Belgium]
  • Genus: †Intyrictis
    • †Intyrictis vanvaleni
  • Genus: †Pristinictis
    • †Pristinictis connata
  • Genus: †Protictis
    • †Protictis agastor
    • †Protictis haydenianus
    • †Protictis minor
    • †Protictis paralus
    • †Protictis simpsoni
    • †Protictis aprophatos
  • Genus: †Raphictis
    • †Raphictis gausion
    • †Raphictis iota
    • †Raphictis machaera
    • †Raphictis nanoptexis
  • Incertae sedis:
    • †"Deltatherium" durini

Notes and References

1. Book: McKenna . Malcolm C. . Bell . Susan K. . Classification of Mammals Above the Species Level . 16 March 2015 . 1997 . Columbia University Press . New York . 978-0-231-11012-9.