grypus
Grypus is a genus of extinct rodents that lived during the Paleocene and Eocene epochs. The name Grypus refers to the comb-like structure of the rodent's incisors, which were distinctive to this genus. This genus includes several species, such as Grypus capitalisti, Grypus socialis, and Grypus lafois.
Grypus rodents were found in what is now North America and Europe. They were small to moderate
The dental structure of Grypus is notable for its long, thin incisors that were covered in soft
Several fossil specimens of Grypus have been found, providing valuable insights into the ecology and behavior