Dinailurictis was an extinct nimravid carnivoran (or "false sabre-toothed cat") belonging to the subfamily Nimravinae. It was named in 1922, with subsequent material being recovered from middle Oligocene deposits across France and Spain.[1]
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aligns Dinailurictis closer with the somewhat larger genus, Quercylurus. Systematic review conducted in 2003 found Quercylus major and Dinailurictis bonali...
major, and then classed within the Dinailurictis genus. More recent research typically places Quercylurus, Dinailurictis, and Eofelis as closely related...
Amphicynodon A. typicus Cephalogale C. sp. Cynodyctis C. lacustris neboulensis Dinailurictis D. bonali Eofelis E. edwardsii E. giganteus cf. E. sp. Eusmilus E. bidentatus...
locality has also recorded multiple nimravids (Quercylurus, Nimravus, Dinailurictis), the feliform Stenoplesictis, palaeothere Plagiolophus, rhinocerotoids...
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