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Mesocyon is an extinct genus of dog (family Canidae) which inhabited North America 34 Mya to 21 Mya, described by William Berryman Scott in 1890. Mesocyon was a member of the extinct subfamily Hesperocyoninae, which includes the earliest canids. It was the most basal member of a clade that also includes the genera Cynodesmus, Sunkahetanka, Philotrox, and Enhydrocyon. Like other members of this group, Mesocyon had a hypercarnivorous dentition, indicating that its diet was almost exclusively meat. Image:Pbjohnday-m.jpg Image:Pbjohnday-d.gif|Mesocyon is labeled as #6 in this paleobiome illustration by John Day Further Information

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