Florén

Florén is a genus of extinct genus of "mammal-like reptiles" in the family Trilophodontidae. The genus primarily contains species discovered in Europe, with many of the fossils dating back to the Eocene and Oligocene epochs. Although details about the living behavior of Florén are limited, it is believed to have been an herbivore based on the discovery of plant material in its fossilized feces, known as coprolites.

Studies suggest that Florén shared its habitat with various other contemporaneous species. The genus has been studied extensively, but comprehensive information on the specific relationships between species is lacking. This lack of understanding makes categorization of the genus challenging. Studies of Florén fossils have been noted for their implication of diverse cosmic influences in the early Earth's environments.

Notable finds of Florén fossils have been identified across several locations in Europe, but the presence of the genus in regions farther west is uncertain. The fact that fossilized remains of Florén have not been widely found near bodies of water indicates that it might not have been an aquatic species. Given the absence of conclusive evidence, theories surrounding the habitat preferences of Florén are tentative at best.