Coryphodontidae
Coryphodontidae is a family of prehistoric mammals that existed during the Eocene epoch. They were part of the order Perissodactyla, which also includes modern horses, donkeys, and rhinoceroses. However, the Coryphodontidae were distinct from these living relatives and were characterized by their unique dental and skeletal features.
These animals were likely small to medium-sized, with estimates suggesting that adults may have reached a body
Fossil evidence suggests that the Coryphodontidae were fairly widespread, with remains found in North America, Europe,
The Coryphodontidae are notable for being one of the earliest groups within the Perissodactyla order to exhibit