African Fossils

Civettictis

OM 8980 Cranium

Age approx. 0.00 Million Years Digital Capture: Structured Light Scanner

OM 8980

Dimensions: x=101.60; y=40.72; z=51.00 mm

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The African Civet, Civettictis civetta, is the largest member of the extant African Viverridae. They are nocturnal animals and have a omnivorous diet that comprises of eggs, insects, carrion and small vertebrates. They range across much of the African continent. The skull of the African civet has a distinct sagittal crest which serves as the attachment for the muscles that power their robust jaws, and as a result they have a strong bite. The African Civet has a total of fourty teeth. The dental formula is 3/3, 1/1. 4/4, 2/2.

Order: Carnivora

Family: Viverridae

Genus: Civettictis

Species: civetta

Element: Cranium

Locality: Ileret, Northern Kenya

Year of Discovery: Unknown

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