Aphronorus bearspawensis Scott et al. 2013 (eutherian)

Mammalia - Cimolesta - Pentacodontidae

Full reference: C. S. Scott, D. N. Spivak, and A. R. Sweet. 2013. First mammals from the Paleocene Porcupine Hills Formation of southwestern Alberta, Canada. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences 50:355-378

Belongs to Aphronorus according to C. S. Scott et al. 2013

Sister taxa: Aphronorus fraudator, Aphronorus orieli, Aphronorus ratatoski, Aphronorus simpsoni

Type specimen: TMP 2011.090.0004, a tooth (LP4). Its type locality is Narcissus (TMP locality L2395), which is in a Torrejonian channel lag sandstone/claystone in the Porcupine Hills Formation of Canada.

Ecology: scansorial insectivore

Distribution:

• Paleocene of Canada (2: Alberta collections)

Total: 2 collections each including a single occurrence

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