Hoplictis Explained

Hoplictis is an extinct genus of mustelid that inhabited Eurasia during the Miocene epoch. It contains the species H. baihu, H. florancei, H. noueli, H. helbingi, and H. anatolicus.[1]

Notes and References

  1. Valenciano . Alberto . Jiangzuo . Qigao . Wang . Shiqi . Li . Chunxiao . Zhang . Xiaoxiao . Ye . Je . 12 March 2019 . First Record of Hoplictis (Carnivora, Mustelidae) in East Asia from the Miocene of the Ulungur River Area, Xinjiang, Northwest China . Acta Geologica Sinica . en . 93 . 2 . 251–264 . 10.1111/1755-6724.13820 . 2019AcGlS..93..251V . 1000-9515 . 8 November 2024 . Wiley Online Library.

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