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From: Description of a fossil camelid from the Pleistocene of Argentina, and a cladistic analysis of the Camelinae

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Time range of extinct species included in this study. Not to scale, species time range approximate. Species positioning in the Protolabinae follows Honey (1998) and Honey (2007). Species positioning in the Camelinae, Lamini, and Camelini follow our results. Species range for North American species following Baskin and Thomas (2016); Bravo-Cuevas and Jiménez-Hidalgo (2015); Harrison (1979); Honey and al. (1998); Honey and Taylor (1978); Pagnac (2005); Peterson (1911); Prothero (2005); Webb and Meachen (2004). Absolute ages for North American land mammal age following Woodburne (2004). Species range for South American species are uncertain and discussed by Scherer (2013). Absolute ages for South American land mammal age following Verzi et al. (2004); Soibelzon and al. (2008); Cione and Tonni (2001); Cione and Tonni (2005); Cione et al. (2015). Abbreviations: Chadron. = Chadronian; Whitn. = Whitneyan; Arikar. = Arikareean; Heming. = Hemingfordian; Barstov. = Barstovian; Clarend. = Clarendonian; Hemph. = Hemphillian; Irving. = Irvingtonian; Ranchol. = Rancholabrean; E = early; M = middle; L = late

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