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Eucyon is an extinct genus of medium-sized omnivorous coyote-like canid that first appeared in the Western United States during the late Middle Miocene 10 million years ago. It was the size of a jackal and weighed around 15 kg. It was one of the few North American mammals which invaded Eurasia about 6 million years ago, followed by the genus going extinct 3 million years ago. This genus is proposed to have given rise to genus Canis 6 million years ago.

Taxonomy
Eucyon was named by Tedford and Qiu in 1996. Because of the high morphological similarity of E. debonisi to the species E. monticinensis, the former taxon is now regarded to be a junior synonym of the latter. Eucyon davisi The jackal-sized Eucyon existed in North America from 10 million YBP until the Early Pliocene. ==Description==
Description
A medium canid - it is the size of a jackal, weighing around . ==Fossil distribution==
Fossil distribution
The fossil remains are found in the Rio Grande, Texas to western Oregon and Washington's Ringold Formation, as well as northern Nebraska, along with Greece, Ethiopia, Mongolia and many other locations across the Old World. == Palaeobiology ==
Palaeobiology
Palaeopathology A palaeopathological specimen of E. khoikhoi from Langebaanweg has been found containing evidence of multiple exostoses, one of which was diagnosed as an osteochondroma. ==References==
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