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| fossil_range = [[Miocene|Early-Middle Miocene]] ([[Santacrucian]])<br>~{{Fossil range|17.5|16.3}} ...''''' is an extinct genus of [[rodent]] from the [[Miocene|Early to Middle Miocene]] of [[Argentina]] ([[Santa Cruz Formation, Argentina|Santa Cruz Formation] ...

[[Category:Miocene genus first appearances]] ...

| fossil_range = {{Fossil range|Early Oligocene|Middle Miocene}} [[Category:Rupelian first appearances]] ...

[[Category:Cisuralian first appearances]] [[Category:Extant Permian first appearances]] ...

| fossil_range = Late [[Oligocene]] – [[Middle Miocene]], {{Fossil range|28.4|13.7}} ...to [[North America]]. It lived from the Late [[Oligocene]] to the [[Middle Miocene]] (28.4&ndash;13.7 [[Mya (unit)|mya]]), existing for approximately {{Mya|28 ...

[[Category:Extant Paleocene first appearances]] [[Category:Miocene taxonomic orders]] ...

| fossil_range = Middle [[Miocene]] to Recent ...or2=Sander, P. Martin|author3=Petzelberger, Bianka E .M.|year=2003|title=A Miocene rodent nut cache in coastal dunes of the Lower Rhine Embayment, Germany|jou ...

| fossil_range = [[Miocene|Early-Mid Miocene]] ([[Colhuehuapian]]-[[Friasian]])<br />~{{Fossil range|21.0|15.5}} ...ardiids (Rodentia, Hystricognathi) from the Pinturas Formation, late early Miocene of Patagonia, Argentina |year=2006 |last1=Kramarz |first1=Alejandro G. |jou ...

...peratures produce females. <ref name="Bull1980">{{cite journal |last=Bull |first=J.J. |title=Sex Determination in Reptiles |journal=Quarterly Review of Biol Several fossil species have been described, dating back to the [[Miocene]]. ...

| fossil_range = {{Geological range/linked|Danian|Late Miocene}} ...donta) and phylogeny of Cenozoic metatherian carnivores from South America|first=Analía M.|last=Forasiepi|journal=[[Monografías del Museo Argentino de Cienc ...

| fossil_range = [[Middle Miocene|Mid]]-[[Late Miocene]]<br />([[Barstovian]]-[[Hemphillian]])<br />~{{Fossil range|16.3|5.3}} ...i|camel]] endemic to [[North America]]. It lived from the Middle to Late [[Miocene]] 16.3—5.3 [[Annum|mya]], existing for approximately {{Mya|16-5|million yea ...

[[Category:Extant Late Devonian first appearances]] [[Category:Miocene taxonomic orders]] ...

| fossil_range = {{Fossilrange|15.97|0.000256}} Middle [[Miocene]] to [[Holocene]] ...the genus ''[[Dusisiren]]'' is known from fossils dating from the middle [[Miocene]] to early [[Pliocene]].<ref name="Paleodb-53133" /> ...

| fossil_range = {{Fossil range|Miocene|Recent}} ...h.<ref name="Nelson">{{cite book|title=[[Fishes of the World]]|last=Nelson|first=Joseph S.|publisher=[[John Wiley & Sons]], Inc|year=2006|isbn=0-471-25031-7 ...

...erameles|long-nosed]] species around eight million years ago, during the [[Miocene]] epoch, and underwent a rapid diversification around three million years a [[Category:Miocene marsupials]] ...

| fossil_range = [[Miocene]] to Present [[Fossil]]s of pearlsides are known from the [[Miocene]].<ref>{{aut|Sepkoski, Jack}} (2002): [''Maurolicus'']. ''In:'' A compendiu ...

*''Nephrops maoensis'' <small>Rathbun, 1920</small> – [[Oligocene]] or [[Miocene]], Dominican Republic *''Nephrops aequus'' <small>Rathbun, 1920</small> – Oligocene or Miocene, Dominican Republic ...

| fossil_range = [[Miocene]] to Present<ref>{{cite journal | first = Jack ...

| fossil_range = [[Middle Miocene]] to present *Genus †''[[Afrocygnus]]'' ([[Miocene]] of [[North Africa]]) ...

|fossil_range = {{Fossil range|Oligocene|Early Miocene}} ...demic to [[North America]]. It lived from the [[Oligocene]] to the Early [[Miocene]] 33.3—16.0 [[Annum|Ma]], existing for approximately {{Mya|33-16|million ye ...