Ectocion ralstonensis (Cope 1882 a, e, Granger 1915; Late Paleocene; 11 cm skull length) is generally considered a member of the Phenacodontidae, like Phenacodus, but here nests It nests close to Agriochoerus latifrons, perhaps as a juvenile given its small size, large orbit and short rostrum.
Ectocion cedrus (Cope 1882a, e, Thewissen 1990; UM 86155; Paleocene, 50mya)
This genus is known from a fragmentary skull and several partial skeletons. The dental morphology is lophodont with a narrow rostrum. |