Prolagus (a Graeco, πρό 'ante' et λαγώς 'lepus') est genus exstinctum mammalium lagomorphorum, unicum genus familiae Prolagidarum. Olim haec subfamilia Ochotonidarum habebantur et Prolaginae appellabantur.
Sceletus Prolagi
Classis : Mammalia
Ordo : Lagomorpha
Familia : †Prolagidae
Gureev, 1960
Genus : †Prolagus
Pomel, 1853
Ordo : Lagomorpha
Familia : †Prolagidae
Gureev, 1960
Genus : †Prolagus
Pomel, 1853
Species
Genus Prolagus plures species priscas continet,[1] quarum una sola, P. sardus, ad tempora historica superstes fuit.[2]
- Prolagus aguilari
- Prolagus apricenicus
- Prolagus bilobus[3]
- Prolagus crusafonti López Martinez 1977
- Prolagus fortis
- Prolagus figaro
- Prolagus imperialis
- Prolagus italicus
- Prolagus major
- Prolagus michauxi
- Prolagus oeningensis König 1825
- Prolagus osmolskae[4]
- Prolagus praevasconiensis
- Prolagus sardus (Wagner, 1832)
- Prolagus schnaitheimensis
- Prolagus sorbinii
- Prolagus tobieni
- Prolagus vasconiensis Viret 1930
Notae
Nexus externi
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