Prolagus oeningensis
{{Short description|Extinct species of mammal}}
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|fossil_range = {{fossil range|15.97|7.75}} Langhian - late Tortonian
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|image_caption = Prolagus oeningensis fossil
|genus = Prolagus
|species = oeningensis
|authority = König, 1825
|synonyms = *Prolagus aeningensis (König, 1825)
- Lagomys (Cuvier, 1800)
- Anoema (König, 1825)
- Archaeomys (Fraas, 1856)
- Myolagus (Hensel, 1856)
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Prolagus oeningensis is an extinct lagomorph and the type species of its genus, Prolagus. It lived from 15.97 to 7.75 Ma, existing for about 8 million years.
Range
The species has been found in various locations in Europe and Asia. It was named after the town of Öhningen in Germany, its type locality.{{cite journal|title=Prolagus oeningensis (Lagomorpha, Mammalia) from the Middle Miocene of Mühlbach am Manhartsberg, Lower Austria|url=http://verlag.nhm-wien.ac.at/pdfs/104A_293296_Boon-Kristkoiz.pdf|last=Boon-Kristkoiz|first=Ellen|journal=Annalen des Naturhistorischen Museums Wien|volume=104 A|pages=293–296|year=2003}}
Diet
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Category:Prehistoric lagomorphs
Category:Extinct mammals of Europe
Category:Langhian first appearances
Category:Tortonian extinctions
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