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Tomarctus ("cutting bear") is an extinct genus of canine which inhabited most of
North America during the
Early Miocene to
Middle Miocene 23
Mya to 16 Mya.
Tomarctus is derived from the
Nothocyon and gave rise to
Borophaginae, a short-face, heavy-jawed canine usually massive in size.
Tomarctus shared its period of time with a variety of
bear dogs like the giant
mustelid genus of bone-crushing canidae. As the bear dogs and giant mustelids became extinct,
Tomarctus further radiated to fill a line of dogs which filled the fruit eating and bone-crushing
hyena-like, large bone-crushing niches.
Species within
Tomarctus are
T. brevirostris (synomymous
Aelurodon francisi,
Aelurodon simulans),
T. hippophaga.
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