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Since the initial discovery, only a few additional fossil specimens have been recovered and documented, providing limited information on its anatomy and biology. Stofuhita's evolutionary position as a relic of the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event and its lineage to modern mammals remains unclear. Research and further fossil material are still required to better comprehend its taxonomic relationships and full distribution during that period.
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Stofuhita is a genus of extinct mammals that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, around 65 to 67 million years ago. The discovery was made in Nigeria, West Africa, in the mid-1990s. The name "Stofuhita" is derived from the local Toro-O dolomite formation in Nigeria, where the fossils were found.
The Stofuhita fossil remains, which include skulls, jaws, and mandibles, showcased a primitive, non-r залия characteristics of ancient placental mammals. Its taxonomic position remains unclear, with some specialists classifying it as an early placental mammal or a more distant relative to modern placental mammals. The analysis suggested that Stofuhita was likely a frugivore or insectivore, possibly dwelling in environments with mixed hardwood forests and savannas.
Only a few additional fossil specimens have been recovered and documented, providing limited information on its anatomy and biology. Stofuhita's evolutionary position as a relic of the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event and its lineage to modern mammals remains unclear. Further research and fossil material are still required to better comprehend its taxonomic relationships and full distribution during that period.
Comparisons have been made to other archaic mammals, such as Apateodus and Imouia, on which similarities and distinctions regarding their original habitats, phylogenetic convergence, and extinction circumstances are still being studied by fossil mammalogists. The discovery of Stofuhita provides new insight into the diversity of life during the Late Cretaceous period and contributes to a deeper understanding of mammalian evolution.