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DOI: 10.25592/uhhfdm.2396
title: rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 23: 'a]

description: <strong>GENERAL </strong><strong>Shelfmark: </strong>na<strong>Library, Location: </strong>Pagar Monastery<strong>CONTENT </strong><strong>Author: </strong>na (STM)<strong>Title: </strong>rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 23: 'a] (STM)<strong>Subjects: </strong>Buddhist Tantric Literature<strong>Comment: </strong>A para-canonical collection containing the Tantric literature of the rNying ma school of Tibetan Buddhism. Similar to the other known 46-volume Bhutanese editions of the rNying ma rgyud 'bum.<strong>PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION </strong><strong>Cover, Binding: </strong>loose<strong>Materials, Support: </strong>paper<strong>Format: </strong>width=63.0cm; height=17.0cm<strong>Number of Volumes: </strong>46<strong>Inks, Colours: </strong>black ink (main text), red ink (frames), golden ink (fol. 1v of each vol.)<strong>Comment: </strong>Apart from the first few folios, 7 lines per page.<strong>PRODUCTION / PROVENANCE / HISTORY </strong><strong>Date: </strong>probably 18th century<strong>Language / Script: </strong>Tibetan / Tibetan<strong>Comment: </strong>In 29.02.2012 big portions of the Pagar Monastery were destroyed by fire and with it also this rNying ma rgyud 'bum set.<strong>SERVICE DATA </strong><strong>Record created: </strong>2014-04-22T10:24:58.636Z<strong>Record modified: </strong>2014-06-25T11:51:56.569Z<strong>Record migrated: </strong>2020-11-04T13:15:53<strong>Creator: </strong>Almogi, Orna<strong>Migrated from: </strong>sfb_mssentry_00000596
description: This project was carried out in the context of the SFB 950 'Manuskriptkulturen in Asien, Afrika und Europa' funded by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) and within the scope of the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC).
DOI: 10.25592/uhhfdm.2392
title: rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 21: zha]

description: <strong>GENERAL </strong><strong>Shelfmark: </strong>na<strong>Library, Location: </strong>Pagar Monastery<strong>CONTENT </strong><strong>Author: </strong>na (STM)<strong>Title: </strong>rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 21: zha] (STM)<strong>Subjects: </strong>Buddhist Tantric Literature<strong>Comment: </strong>A para-canonical collection containing the Tantric literature of the rNying ma school of Tibetan Buddhism. Similar to the other known 46-volume Bhutanese editions of the rNying ma rgyud 'bum.<strong>PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION </strong><strong>Cover, Binding: </strong>loose<strong>Materials, Support: </strong>paper<strong>Format: </strong>width=63.0cm; height=17.0cm<strong>Number of Volumes: </strong>46<strong>Inks, Colours: </strong>black ink (main text), red ink (frames), golden ink (fol. 1v of each vol.)<strong>Comment: </strong>Apart from the first few folios, 7 lines per page.<strong>PRODUCTION / PROVENANCE / HISTORY </strong><strong>Date: </strong>probably 18th century<strong>Language / Script: </strong>Tibetan / Tibetan<strong>Comment: </strong>In 29.02.2012 big portions of the Pagar Monastery were destroyed by fire and with it also this rNying ma rgyud 'bum set.<strong>SERVICE DATA </strong><strong>Record created: </strong>2014-04-22T10:24:58.636Z<strong>Record modified: </strong>2014-06-05T14:02:10.489Z<strong>Record migrated: </strong>2020-11-04T13:15:07<strong>Creator: </strong>Almogi, Orna<strong>Migrated from: </strong>sfb_mssentry_00000592
description: This project was carried out in the context of the SFB 950 'Manuskriptkulturen in Asien, Afrika und Europa' funded by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) and within the scope of the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC).
DOI: 10.25592/uhhfdm.2401
title: rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 26: la]

description: <strong>GENERAL </strong><strong>Shelfmark: </strong>na<strong>Library, Location: </strong>Pagar Monastery<strong>CONTENT </strong><strong>Author: </strong>na (STM)<strong>Title: </strong>rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 26: la] (STM)<strong>Subjects: </strong>Buddhist Tantric Literature<strong>Comment: </strong>A para-canonical collection containing the Tantric literature of the rNying ma school of Tibetan Buddhism. Similar to the other known 46-volume Bhutanese editions of the rNying ma rgyud 'bum.<strong>PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION </strong><strong>Cover, Binding: </strong>loose<strong>Materials, Support: </strong>paper<strong>Format: </strong>width=63.0cm; height=17.0cm<strong>Number of Volumes: </strong>46<strong>Inks, Colours: </strong>black ink (main text), red ink (frames), golden ink (fol. 1v of each vol.)<strong>Comment: </strong>Apart from the first few folios, 7 lines per page.<strong>PRODUCTION / PROVENANCE / HISTORY </strong><strong>Date: </strong>probably 18th century<strong>Language / Script: </strong>Tibetan / Tibetan<strong>Comment: </strong>In 29.02.2012 big portions of the Pagar Monastery were destroyed by fire and with it also this rNying ma rgyud 'bum set.<strong>SERVICE DATA </strong><strong>Record created: </strong>2014-04-22T10:24:58.636Z<strong>Record modified: </strong>2014-07-03T12:47:43.290Z<strong>Record migrated: </strong>2020-11-04T13:17:51<strong>Creator: </strong>Almogi, Orna<strong>Migrated from: </strong>sfb_mssentry_00000599
description: This project was carried out in the context of the SFB 950 'Manuskriptkulturen in Asien, Afrika und Europa' funded by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) and within the scope of the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC).
DOI: 10.25592/uhhfdm.2395
title: rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 23: 'a]

description: <strong>GENERAL </strong><strong>Shelfmark: </strong>na<strong>Library, Location: </strong>Pagar Monastery<strong>CONTENT </strong><strong>Author: </strong>na (STM)<strong>Title: </strong>rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 23: 'a] (STM)<strong>Subjects: </strong>Buddhist Tantric Literature<strong>Comment: </strong>A para-canonical collection containing the Tantric literature of the rNying ma school of Tibetan Buddhism. Similar to the other known 46-volume Bhutanese editions of the rNying ma rgyud 'bum.<strong>PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION </strong><strong>Cover, Binding: </strong>loose<strong>Materials, Support: </strong>paper<strong>Format: </strong>width=63.0cm; height=17.0cm<strong>Number of Volumes: </strong>46<strong>Inks, Colours: </strong>black ink (main text), red ink (frames), golden ink (fol. 1v of each vol.)<strong>Comment: </strong>Apart from the first few folios, 7 lines per page.<strong>PRODUCTION / PROVENANCE / HISTORY </strong><strong>Date: </strong>probably 18th century<strong>Language / Script: </strong>Tibetan / Tibetan<strong>Comment: </strong>In 29.02.2012 big portions of the Pagar Monastery were destroyed by fire and with it also this rNying ma rgyud 'bum set.<strong>SERVICE DATA </strong><strong>Record created: </strong>2014-04-22T10:24:58.636Z<strong>Record modified: </strong>2014-06-25T11:51:56.569Z<strong>Record migrated: </strong>2020-11-04T13:15:53<strong>Creator: </strong>Almogi, Orna<strong>Migrated from: </strong>sfb_mssentry_00000596
description: This project was carried out in the context of the SFB 950 'Manuskriptkulturen in Asien, Afrika und Europa' funded by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) and within the scope of the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC).
DOI: 10.25592/uhhfdm.2390
title: rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 20: wa]

description: <strong>GENERAL </strong><strong>Shelfmark: </strong>na<strong>Library, Location: </strong>Pagar Monastery<strong>CONTENT </strong><strong>Author: </strong>na (STM)<strong>Title: </strong>rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 20: wa] (STM)<strong>Subjects: </strong>Buddhist Tantric Literature<strong>Comment: </strong>A para-canonical collection containing the Tantric literature of the rNying ma school of Tibetan Buddhism. Similar to the other known 46-volume Bhutanese editions of the rNying ma rgyud 'bum.<strong>PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION </strong><strong>Cover, Binding: </strong>loose<strong>Materials, Support: </strong>paper<strong>Format: </strong>width=63.0cm; height=17.0cm<strong>Number of Volumes: </strong>46<strong>Inks, Colours: </strong>black ink (main text), red ink (frames), golden ink (fol. 1v of each vol.)<strong>Comment: </strong>Apart from the first few folios, 7 lines per page.<strong>PRODUCTION / PROVENANCE / HISTORY </strong><strong>Date: </strong>probably 18th century<strong>Language / Script: </strong>Tibetan / Tibetan<strong>Comment: </strong>In 29.02.2012 big portions of the Pagar Monastery were destroyed by fire and with it also this rNying ma rgyud 'bum set.<strong>SERVICE DATA </strong><strong>Record created: </strong>2014-04-22T10:24:58.636Z<strong>Record modified: </strong>2014-06-05T13:23:34.335Z<strong>Record migrated: </strong>2020-11-04T13:14:44<strong>Creator: </strong>Almogi, Orna<strong>Migrated from: </strong>sfb_mssentry_00000591
description: This project was carried out in the context of the SFB 950 'Manuskriptkulturen in Asien, Afrika und Europa' funded by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) and within the scope of the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC).
DOI: 10.25592/uhhfdm.2391
title: rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 21: zha]

description: <strong>GENERAL </strong><strong>Shelfmark: </strong>na<strong>Library, Location: </strong>Pagar Monastery<strong>CONTENT </strong><strong>Author: </strong>na (STM)<strong>Title: </strong>rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 21: zha] (STM)<strong>Subjects: </strong>Buddhist Tantric Literature<strong>Comment: </strong>A para-canonical collection containing the Tantric literature of the rNying ma school of Tibetan Buddhism. Similar to the other known 46-volume Bhutanese editions of the rNying ma rgyud 'bum.<strong>PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION </strong><strong>Cover, Binding: </strong>loose<strong>Materials, Support: </strong>paper<strong>Format: </strong>width=63.0cm; height=17.0cm<strong>Number of Volumes: </strong>46<strong>Inks, Colours: </strong>black ink (main text), red ink (frames), golden ink (fol. 1v of each vol.)<strong>Comment: </strong>Apart from the first few folios, 7 lines per page.<strong>PRODUCTION / PROVENANCE / HISTORY </strong><strong>Date: </strong>probably 18th century<strong>Language / Script: </strong>Tibetan / Tibetan<strong>Comment: </strong>In 29.02.2012 big portions of the Pagar Monastery were destroyed by fire and with it also this rNying ma rgyud 'bum set.<strong>SERVICE DATA </strong><strong>Record created: </strong>2014-04-22T10:24:58.636Z<strong>Record modified: </strong>2014-06-05T14:02:10.489Z<strong>Record migrated: </strong>2020-11-04T13:15:07<strong>Creator: </strong>Almogi, Orna<strong>Migrated from: </strong>sfb_mssentry_00000592
description: This project was carried out in the context of the SFB 950 'Manuskriptkulturen in Asien, Afrika und Europa' funded by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) and within the scope of the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC).
DOI: 10.25592/uhhfdm.2120
title: rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 16: ma]

description: <strong>GENERAL </strong><strong>Shelfmark: </strong>na<strong>Library, Location: </strong>Pagar Monastery<strong>CONTENT </strong><strong>Author: </strong>na (STM)<strong>Title: </strong>rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 16: ma] (STM)<strong>Subjects: </strong>Buddhist Tantric Literature<strong>Comment: </strong>A para-canonical collection containing the Tantric literature of the rNying ma school of Tibetan Buddhism. Similar to the other known 46-volume Bhutanese editions of the rNying ma rgyud 'bum.<strong>PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION </strong><strong>Cover, Binding: </strong>loose<strong>Materials, Support: </strong>paper<strong>Format: </strong>width=63.0cm; height=17.0cm<strong>Number of Volumes: </strong>46<strong>Inks, Colours: </strong>black ink (main text), red ink (frames), golden ink (fol. 1v of each vol.)<strong>Comment: </strong>Apart from the first few folios, 7 lines per page.<strong>PRODUCTION / PROVENANCE / HISTORY </strong><strong>Date: </strong>probably 18th century<strong>Language / Script: </strong>Tibetan / Tibetan<strong>Comment: </strong>In 29.02.2012 big portions of the Pagar Monastery were destroyed by fire and with it also this rNying ma rgyud 'bum set.<strong>SERVICE DATA </strong><strong>Record created: </strong>2014-04-22T10:24:58.636Z<strong>Record modified: </strong>2014-05-30T10:00:47.484Z<strong>Record migrated: </strong>2020-11-04T13:04:19<strong>Creator: </strong>Almogi, Orna<strong>Migrated from: </strong>sfb_mssentry_00000239
description: This project was carried out in the context of the SFB 950 'Manuskriptkulturen in Asien, Afrika und Europa' funded by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) and within the scope of the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC).
DOI: 10.25592/uhhfdm.2119
title: rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 16: ma]

description: <strong>GENERAL </strong><strong>Shelfmark: </strong>na<strong>Library, Location: </strong>Pagar Monastery<strong>CONTENT </strong><strong>Author: </strong>na (STM)<strong>Title: </strong>rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 16: ma] (STM)<strong>Subjects: </strong>Buddhist Tantric Literature<strong>Comment: </strong>A para-canonical collection containing the Tantric literature of the rNying ma school of Tibetan Buddhism. Similar to the other known 46-volume Bhutanese editions of the rNying ma rgyud 'bum.<strong>PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION </strong><strong>Cover, Binding: </strong>loose<strong>Materials, Support: </strong>paper<strong>Format: </strong>width=63.0cm; height=17.0cm<strong>Number of Volumes: </strong>46<strong>Inks, Colours: </strong>black ink (main text), red ink (frames), golden ink (fol. 1v of each vol.)<strong>Comment: </strong>Apart from the first few folios, 7 lines per page.<strong>PRODUCTION / PROVENANCE / HISTORY </strong><strong>Date: </strong>probably 18th century<strong>Language / Script: </strong>Tibetan / Tibetan<strong>Comment: </strong>In 29.02.2012 big portions of the Pagar Monastery were destroyed by fire and with it also this rNying ma rgyud 'bum set.<strong>SERVICE DATA </strong><strong>Record created: </strong>2014-04-22T10:24:58.636Z<strong>Record modified: </strong>2014-05-30T10:00:47.484Z<strong>Record migrated: </strong>2020-11-04T13:04:19<strong>Creator: </strong>Almogi, Orna<strong>Migrated from: </strong>sfb_mssentry_00000239
description: This project was carried out in the context of the SFB 950 'Manuskriptkulturen in Asien, Afrika und Europa' funded by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) and within the scope of the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC).
DOI: 10.25592/uhhfdm.2389
title: rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 20: wa]

description: <strong>GENERAL </strong><strong>Shelfmark: </strong>na<strong>Library, Location: </strong>Pagar Monastery<strong>CONTENT </strong><strong>Author: </strong>na (STM)<strong>Title: </strong>rNying ma rgyud 'bum [Vol. 20: wa] (STM)<strong>Subjects: </strong>Buddhist Tantric Literature<strong>Comment: </strong>A para-canonical collection containing the Tantric literature of the rNying ma school of Tibetan Buddhism. Similar to the other known 46-volume Bhutanese editions of the rNying ma rgyud 'bum.<strong>PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION </strong><strong>Cover, Binding: </strong>loose<strong>Materials, Support: </strong>paper<strong>Format: </strong>width=63.0cm; height=17.0cm<strong>Number of Volumes: </strong>46<strong>Inks, Colours: </strong>black ink (main text), red ink (frames), golden ink (fol. 1v of each vol.)<strong>Comment: </strong>Apart from the first few folios, 7 lines per page.<strong>PRODUCTION / PROVENANCE / HISTORY </strong><strong>Date: </strong>probably 18th century<strong>Language / Script: </strong>Tibetan / Tibetan<strong>Comment: </strong>In 29.02.2012 big portions of the Pagar Monastery were destroyed by fire and with it also this rNying ma rgyud 'bum set.<strong>SERVICE DATA </strong><strong>Record created: </strong>2014-04-22T10:24:58.636Z<strong>Record modified: </strong>2014-06-05T13:23:34.335Z<strong>Record migrated: </strong>2020-11-04T13:14:44<strong>Creator: </strong>Almogi, Orna<strong>Migrated from: </strong>sfb_mssentry_00000591
description: This project was carried out in the context of the SFB 950 'Manuskriptkulturen in Asien, Afrika und Europa' funded by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) and within the scope of the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14672188
title: A new Pleistocene <i>Ctenomys</i> and divergence dating of the hyperdiverse South American rodent family Ctenomyidae

description: The South American <i>Ctenomys</i> is the most speciose genus among both hystricomorphs and subterranean rodents of the world. Here, we present the most exhaustive phylogenies and timetree of living and extinct <i>Ctenomys</i> attempted thus far. We describe <i>Ctenomys rusconii</i> sp. nov., a small-sized species from the upper Early Pleistocene of central Argentina. We analyse its cranial and mandibular shape as well as its phylogenetic position in the context of other extinct <i>Ctenomys</i> and a wide sample of living species. A parsimony analysis shows that <i>Ctenomys rusconii</i> sp. nov. integrates the stem group of <i>Ctenomys</i> together with late Pliocene to Middle Pleistocene species, while the crown group comprises only Middle Pleistocene to recent representatives. Within the crown <i>Ctenomys</i>, nine well-supported major clades were recovered, eight of which are consistent with previously recognized extant species groups. A Bayesian tip-dating analysis provided divergence age estimates of 3.8 Ma and 1.3 Ma for the origin of the genus and the crown clade, respectively. Remarkably, the extinct species recovered as members of the crown clade, i.e. <i>C. dasseni</i>, <i>C. kraglievichi</i>, <i>C. subassentiens</i> and <i>C. viarapaensis</i>, were clustered into the earliest diverging clade corresponding to the <i>frater</i> species group. Age estimates for the divergence of the crown and its major clades are markedly younger than what has been generally considered so far, which implies a new view on the timing of taxonomic, ecological and geographical diversification of the genus. Even considering that this interpretation is affected by biases inherent to the fossil record, the phylogenetic delimitation of the crown clade as restricted to species recorded since the Middle Pleistocene seems to configure a pattern underlain by a fast and late cladogenesis. http://zoobank.org/urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub:14D8C3B2-CD37-4F30-84A2-14FDC20F1193
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14672189.v1
title: The evolution of Eocene planktonic foraminifera <i>Dentoglobigerina</i>

description: <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> is a diverse genus of planktonic foraminifera ranging from the Eocene to Recent. However, the ancestry of <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> has been controversial. A growing body of evidence indicates that the genus <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> was spinose in life and evolved from Eocene <i>Subbotina</i>, whilst others have suggested its origins stem from <i>Acarinina</i>. Here we explore whether <i>Subbotina</i> or <i>Acarinina</i> is the ancestor of <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> by examining 35 specimens, evaluating their morphology and their occurrences through the middle to late Eocene, from localities worldwide. We find that <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> evolved ∼4 million years earlier than previously documented, with the species <i>Dentoglobigerina pseudovenezuelana</i> and ‘<i>Dentoglobigerina</i>’ <i>eotripartita</i> recorded in middle Eocene, Zone E9. Morphological convergences between <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> and <i>Subbotina</i> were found with <i>D. galavisi</i> and <i>D. pseudovenezuelana</i>, and between <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> and <i>Acarinina</i> with ‘<i>D.</i>’ <i>eotripartita</i>. Spine holes were observed in <i>D. galavisi</i> and <i>D. pseudovenezuelana</i>, though not uniformly found in all forms. Our findings suggest that there are two distinct lineages: (1) <i>Dentoglobigerina</i>, encompassing the species <i>D. pseudovenezuelana</i> and <i>D. galavisi</i> as a descendant of <i>Subbotina</i>; and (2) ‘<i>Dentoglobigerina</i>’ (including ‘<i>D.</i>’ <i>eotripartita</i>) as a descendant of <i>Acarinina</i>. Our results contribute to a better understanding of <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> biostratigraphy, phylogeny and evolution, and have implications for taxonomy.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14672189
title: The evolution of Eocene planktonic foraminifera <i>Dentoglobigerina</i>

description: <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> is a diverse genus of planktonic foraminifera ranging from the Eocene to Recent. However, the ancestry of <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> has been controversial. A growing body of evidence indicates that the genus <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> was spinose in life and evolved from Eocene <i>Subbotina</i>, whilst others have suggested its origins stem from <i>Acarinina</i>. Here we explore whether <i>Subbotina</i> or <i>Acarinina</i> is the ancestor of <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> by examining 35 specimens, evaluating their morphology and their occurrences through the middle to late Eocene, from localities worldwide. We find that <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> evolved ∼4 million years earlier than previously documented, with the species <i>Dentoglobigerina pseudovenezuelana</i> and ‘<i>Dentoglobigerina</i>’ <i>eotripartita</i> recorded in middle Eocene, Zone E9. Morphological convergences between <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> and <i>Subbotina</i> were found with <i>D. galavisi</i> and <i>D. pseudovenezuelana</i>, and between <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> and <i>Acarinina</i> with ‘<i>D.</i>’ <i>eotripartita</i>. Spine holes were observed in <i>D. galavisi</i> and <i>D. pseudovenezuelana</i>, though not uniformly found in all forms. Our findings suggest that there are two distinct lineages: (1) <i>Dentoglobigerina</i>, encompassing the species <i>D. pseudovenezuelana</i> and <i>D. galavisi</i> as a descendant of <i>Subbotina</i>; and (2) ‘<i>Dentoglobigerina</i>’ (including ‘<i>D.</i>’ <i>eotripartita</i>) as a descendant of <i>Acarinina</i>. Our results contribute to a better understanding of <i>Dentoglobigerina</i> biostratigraphy, phylogeny and evolution, and have implications for taxonomy.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14672192
title: <i>Ammitocyon kainos</i> gen. et sp. nov., a chimerical amphicyonid (Mammalia, Carnivora) from the late Miocene carnivore traps of Cerro de los Batallones (Madrid, Spain)

description: In the present paper, we describe the craniodental remains of three individuals of an amphicyonid previously determined as <i>Thaumastocyon</i> sp. from the late Miocene (<i>c</i>. 9.1 Ma) pseudokarstic site of Batallones-3. Dentognathic differences in relation to other Thaumastocyoninae enable a new taxon, <i>Ammitocyon kainos</i> gen. et sp. nov., to be defined; it is both the most recent and the most complete member of this subfamily known in the fossil record. The results of our phylogenetic analysis demonstrate that this new form reached the maximum degree of specialization within Thaumastocyoninae, a group that includes the most hypercarnivorous amphicyonid species of the Miocene. The masticatory apparatus of <i>A. kainos</i> is extremely derived, with the loss of the mesial premolars (P3 / P2 and p1–p3) and the third molars (M3 / m3). The robustness of the chin and muzzle is in contrast with the slender and highly sectorial postcanine dentition (p4 / m2 and P4 / M2), features that are consistent with the values provided by an analysis of the bending resistance of the mandible performed for these specimens. All the anatomical features combined, both cranial and postcranial, reveal the complexity of the body plan of <i>A. kainos</i>. This species combines a derived hypercarnivorous dentition with one of the most robust postcranial skeletons recorded for all large caniform carnivorans, outlining an enigmatic taxon that possesses unique ecological adaptations. https://zoobank.org/urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub:ABC74B48-5A78-419D-B4ED-02B42B02B886