Hyopsodus

Hyopsodus is a genus of extinct odd-toed ungulate mammal of the family Hyopsodontidae. Fossils of this genus have been found in North America, especially the Bighorn Basin region of the United States and Eurasia. It is believed to have been swift and nimble, living in burrows, and perhaps able to use echolocation.[2]

Hyopsodus Temporal range: Late Eocene
Endocast of the skull of H. lepidus
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Chordata
Class:	Mammalia
Order:	Perissodactyla
Family:	†Hyopsodontidae
Genus:	†Hyopsodus Leidy, 1870
Type species
Hypsodus paulus
Species[1]
H. fangxianensis Huang, 1995 H. fastigatus Russell and Wickenden, 1933 H. huashigouensis Tong, 1989 H. itinerans Godinot, 1978 H. latidens Denison, 1937 H. lepidus Matthew, 1909 H. loomisi McKenna, 1960 H. lysitensis Gingerich, 1974 H. markmani Abel and Cook, 1925 H. mentalis Cope, 1875 H. minor Loomis, 1905 H. minusculus Leidy, 1873 H. miticulus Cope, 1874 H. paulus Leidy, 1870 H. pauxillus Gingerich, 1994 H. powellianus Cope, 1884 H. pygmaeus Cope, 1871 H. sholemi Krishtalka, 1979 H. simplex Loomis, 1905 H. tonksi Eaton, 1982 H. uintensi Osborn, 1902 H. walcottianus Matthew, 1915 H. wardi Hooker, 1979 H. wortmani Osborn, 1902

Restoration

Restoration of Hyopsodus paulus