Alopecocyon
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Alopecocyon Fossil range: mid Miocene |
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†Alopecocyon leardi Camp, 1940 |
Alopecocyon was a small relative of the modern Red Panda. It weighed only about 11 lbs (5 kg). It was closely related to Simocyon, a larger member of its group. Its fossils have been found in France, Poland, and Slovakia.
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