Apoldas
Apoldas refers to a genus of extinct mammals that lived during the Eocene epoch. These early ungulates are primarily known from fossilized remains found in North America. Apoldas belonged to the order Condylarthra, a group of archaic mammals that are considered ancestral to modern hoofed mammals like horses, rhinoceroses, and tapirs.
The fossils of Apoldas indicate they were relatively small, perhaps comparable in size to a modern fox
The discovery of Apoldas fossils has been important for understanding the evolutionary relationships and diversification of