Tricodon
Tricodon is an extinct genus of mammal that lived during the Late Cretaceous period. Fossils of Tricodon have been found in North America. The name Tricodon means "three teeth," referring to the three cusps on its molar teeth, a characteristic feature of the genus.
Tricodon was a small, shrew-like mammal, likely weighing less than a kilogram. Its exact lifestyle is not
The discovery of Tricodon fossils provides valuable insight into the diversity of mammalian life that existed