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- Azilestes ("Mas-d'Azil robber") is a genus of probable zhelestid eutherian mammal, a family consisting of small herbivores, that was discovered in the early Maastrichtian Grès de Labarre Formation of France. It is a monotypic genus, with only type species A. ragei being known. Only one specimen, the holotype described in 2021, is known. It consists of a partial dentary with teeth. Certain aspects of Azilestes's dental anatomy are convergent with later groups of herbivorous mammals, including Glires, though phylogenetic analysis strongly suggests a position within the Zhelestidae. It possesses bunodont molars, enlarged postfossids and hypoconids, an interradicular crest and radicular grooves, a unique combination among Cretaceous eutherians. (en)
- Azilestes ragei — викопний вид травоїдних плацентарних ссавців родини Zhelestidae, що існував наприкінці крейди (70-66 млн років тому). Описаний у 2021 році. (uk)
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- Azilestes ragei — викопний вид травоїдних плацентарних ссавців родини Zhelestidae, що існував наприкінці крейди (70-66 млн років тому). Описаний у 2021 році. (uk)
- Azilestes ("Mas-d'Azil robber") is a genus of probable zhelestid eutherian mammal, a family consisting of small herbivores, that was discovered in the early Maastrichtian Grès de Labarre Formation of France. It is a monotypic genus, with only type species A. ragei being known. Only one specimen, the holotype described in 2021, is known. It consists of a partial dentary with teeth. (en)
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