Talk:Moeritherium
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[edit] merge Trigodon?
I am not a subject mater expert on this topic, but there is a recently built stub Trigodon that looks like it might be better addressed here. I leave it to editors with more knowledge then I to decide. Jeepday 18:01, 15 January 2007 (UTC)
No merge I wouldnt merge these because they are two completley different things. First of Trigodon is in the rhinoceros family which is an Odd-toed ungulate. Moeritherium is much more closley related to elephants and the two are completley different genus's. So I would have to say it wouldnt be a good merge.
No merge The article is for the genus Trigodon (species T. gaudryi) which is a notoungulate, not closely related to the species Moeritherium trigodon.
