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Dinofelis barlowi - epaiva - 07-22-2018
This species displays the classic features of the genus, with skull similar in size to that of the jaguar, moderately flattened canines, large carnassial and a rather primitive mastoid region. The first fossils of this species known to science were a damaged skull and an upper canine found at the South African site of Sterkfontein, as described by R. Broom in 1937.
Reconstructed life appearance of Dinofelis barlowi, shoulder height 70 cm.
Skull and reconstructed life appearance of head of Dinofelis barlowi
Book Sabertooth (Mauricio Anton)
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RE: Dinofelis barlowi - epaiva - 07-23-2018
Dinofelis barlowi skull
Credit to @reptimax
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RE: Dinofelis barlowi - epaiva - 08-04-2018
Credit to Mauricio Anton
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RE: Dinofelis barlowi - epaiva - 07-06-2019
Taken from the book Walking with Prehistoric Beasts (Tim Haines)
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