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This list of the Cenozoic life of Arizona contains the various prehistoric life-forms whose fossilized remains have been reported from within the US state of Arizona and are between 66 million and 10,000 years of age. A{{Compact ToC}}- †Adelphailurus
- †Agriotherium
- †Alforjas
- †Alilepus
- †Alilepus browni
- †Alilepus wilsoni
- †Aluralagus
- †Aluralagus bensonensis
- †Aluralagus virginiae – type locality for species
- †Ambystoma
- †Amphimachairodus
- †Amphimachairodus coloradensis
- †Amplibuteo
- †Antecalomys
- Antrozous
- Aquila
- †Arctodus
- †Aztlanolagus
B{{Compact ToC}}- Baiomys
- Bassariscus
- †Bensonomys
- †Bensonomys arizonae
- †Bensonomys elachys – or unidentified comparable form
- †Bensonomys gidleyi
- †Bensonomys yazhi
- Bison
- †Boreohippidion
- †Borophagus
- †Borophagus diversidens
- †Borophagus parvus – type locality for species
- Brachylagus
- Bufo
- †Bufo pliocompactilis
- †Bufo woodhousei
C{{Compact ToC}}- †Calcibacunculus – type locality for genus
- †Calcibacunculus tenuis – type locality for species
- †Calciphilus – type locality for genus
- †Calciphilus abboti – type locality for species
- †Calcitro – type locality for genus
- †Calcitro fisheri – type locality for species
- †Calcoschizomus – type locality for genus
- †Calcoschizomus latisternum – type locality for species
- {{multiple image
| total_width = 330 | image1 = Camelops hesternus Sergiodlarosa.jpg | alt1 = | image2 = Canis lupus & dirus.jpg | alt2 = | image3 = Capromeryx minor p1350725.jpg | alt3 = | footer = Left: Life restoration of the Pliocene-Holocene camel Camelops. Middle: Modern mounted skeleton of Canis lupus, the grey wolf, to scale with a fossilized skeleton of the Pleistocene wolf Canis dirus, or dire wolf. Right: Panel-mounted fossilized skeleton of the Pleistocene dwarf pronghorn Capromeryx.}} †Camelops - †Camelops hesternus – or unidentified comparable form
- Canis
- †Canis armbrusteri
- †Canis dirus
- †Canis edwardii
- †Canis ferox
- †Canis latrans
- †Canis thooides – type locality for species
- †Capromeryx
- †Capromeryx arizonensis
- †Capromeryx gidleyi
- †Carpocyon
- Castor
- Celtis
- †Cernictis
- †Cernictis repenningi – type locality for species
- Cervus
- {{multiple image
| total_width = 248 | image1 = Chasmaporthetes lunensis 1.JPG | alt1 = | image2 = Cuvieronius.jpg | alt2 = | footer = Left: Fossilized cranium of the Pliocene-Pleistocene hyena Chasmaporthetes. Right: Life restoration of the Pliocene-Holocene elephant relative Cuvieronius.}} †Chasmaporthetes - †Chasmaporthetes ossifragus – type locality for species
- †Chrysocyon
- †Chrysocyon nearcticus – type locality for species
- †Citellus
- †Citellus bensoni
- †Citellus cochisei
- Cnemidophorus
- †Copemys
- Cratogeomys
- †Cratogeomys bensoni
- †Cratogeomys sansimonensis
- Crotaphytus – or unidentified comparable form
- †Cupidinimus
- †Cupidinimus bidahochiensis
- †Cuvieronius
D{{Compact ToC}} | total_width = 248 | image1 = Desmodus.jpg | alt1 = | image2 = Diceratherium skeleton.jpg | alt2 = | footer = Left: A living Desmodus, or vampire bat. Right: Mounted fossilized skeleton of the Oligocene-Miocene hornless rhinoceros Diceratherium.}} Desmodus - †Diceratherium
- †Dinohippus
- Dipodomys
- †Dipodomys gidleyi
- †Dipodomys hibbardi
- †Dipodomys minor
- †Dipoides
- †Dipoides williamsi – type locality for species
- †Domninoides – tentative report
E{{Compact ToC}} | total_width = 248 | image1 = Epicyon haydeni skeleton.jpg | alt1 = | image2 = Equus scotti.jpg | alt2 = | footer = Left: Mounted fossilized skeleton of the Miocene bone-crushing dog Epicyon. Right: Life restoration of the Pliocene-Holocene horse Equus scotti, or Scott's horse.}} †Epicyon - Eptesicus – or unidentified comparable form
- Equus
- †Equus scotti – or unidentified comparable form
- †Equus simplicidens
- Erethizon
- †Eucyon
- Eumeces
- Eumops
- †Eumops perotis – or unidentified comparable form
G{{Compact ToC}}- †Galushamys
- †Galushamys redingtonensis
- †Geococcyx
- {{multiple image
| total_width = 248 | image1 = Extm Glossotherium robustum rbh-hlmwh01913-12.jpg | alt1 = | image2 = Glyptotherium.jpg | alt2 = | footer = Left: Life restoration of a herd of the Pliocene-Holocene ground sloth Glossotherium. Right: Mounted fossilized skeleton of the Pleistocene armadillo relative Glyptotherium.}} Geomys - †Glossotherium
- †Glossotherium chapadmalense
- †Glyptotherium
- †Glyptotherium arizonae
- †Glyptotherium texanum
H{{Compact ToC}} | total_width = 248 | image1 = Fossil maxilla Hemiauchenia Boulle.png | alt1 = | image2 = Homotherium serum.jpg | alt2 = | footer = Left: Fossilized lower jaw of the Miocene-Pleistocene llama relative Hemiauchenia. Right: Life restoration of Pliocene-Pleistocene Homotherium, or scimitar cat.}} †Hemiauchenia - †Hesperotestudo
- Heterodon
- †Heterodon nasicus – or unidentified comparable form
- †Histiotus
- †Homotherium – tentative report
- Hyla
- †Hypolagus
- †Hypolagus arizonensis – type locality for species
- †Hypolagus edensis
- †Hypolagus ringoldensis
- †Hypolagus tedfordi
- †Hypolagus vetus
I{{Compact ToC}}- Ictalurus – tentative report
- †Indarctos – tentative report
J{{Compact ToC}}K{{Compact ToC}}- †Kansasimys
- Kinosternon
- †Kinosternon arizonense – type locality for species
L{{Compact ToC}}- Lampropeltis
- Lasiurus
- †Lasiurus blossevillii – or unidentified comparable form
- Lemmiscus
- Lepus
- †Lepus benjamini – type locality for species
- Lynx
M{{Compact ToC}}- †Machairodus
- †Mammut
- †Mammuthus
| total_width = 248 | image1 = Columbian mammoth.JPG | alt1 = | image2 = Megatylopus.jpg | alt2 = | footer = Left: Mounted fossilized skeleton of a Mammuthus columbi or Columbian mammoth. Right: Life restoration of the Miocene camel Megatylopus.}} †Mammuthus columbi - Marmota
- †Marmota arizonae – type locality for species
- Martes
- †Megalonyx
- †Megatylopus
- Meleagris
- †Meleagris crassipes – or unidentified comparable form
- †Meleagris progenes – or unidentified comparable form
- †Merychyus
- †Metalopex
- Microtus
- Mictomys
- †Morrillia
- Mustela
- †Mustela frenata – or unidentified comparable form
- Myotis
- †Myotis thysanodes
- †Myotis velifer
N{{Compact ToC}}- †Nannippus
- †Nekrolagus
- †Neochoerus
- Neotoma
- †Neotoma albigula – or unidentified comparable form
- †Neotoma cinerea
- †Neotoma fossilis
- †Neotoma mexicana – or unidentified comparable form
- †Neotoma quadriplicata
- †Neotoma taylori
- †Neotoma vaughani – type locality for species
- Nerodia
- †Nerterogeomys
- †Nerterogeomys persimilis
- †Nothrotheriops
- †Nothrotherium
- Notiosorex
- †Notolagus
O{{Compact ToC}}- Odocoileus
- Ogmodontomys
- Ondatra
- †Ondatra idahoensis
- †Ondatra meadensis
- †Ondatra zibethicus
- †Onychocampodea – type locality for genus
- †Onychocampodea onychis – type locality for species
- †Onychojapyx – type locality for genus
- †Onychojapyx schmidti – type locality for species
- †Onycholepisma – type locality for genus
- †Onycholepisma arizonae – type locality for species
- †Onychomachilis – type locality for genus
- †Onychomachilis fisheri – type locality for species
- Onychomys
- †Onychomys bensoni
- †Onychomys pedroensis
- †Onychothelyphonus – type locality for genus
- †Onychothelyphonus bonneri – type locality for species
- †Ophiomys
- †Ophiomys taylori – or unidentified comparable form
- Ovis
- †Ovis canadensis – type locality for species
P{{Compact ToC}}- †Paenemarmota
- †Paleokoenenia – type locality for genus
- †Paleokoenenia mordax – type locality for species
- Panthera
| total_width = 248 | image1 = Lion (Panthera leo) (30941994012).jpg | alt1 = | image2 = San Diego Paramylodon.jpg | alt2 = | footer = Left: A living Panthera leo, or lion. Right: Mounted fossilized skeleton of the Pliocene-Pleistocene ground sloth Paramylodon.}} †Panthera leo - †Parajulus
- †Parajulus onychis – type locality for species
- †Paramachaerodus
- †Paramylodon
- †Paronychomys
- †Paronychomys alticuspis – type locality for species
- †Paronychomys lemredfieldi
- †Paronychomys tuttlei
- Perognathus
- †Perognathus gidleyi
- †Perognathus henryredfieldi
- †Perognathus mclaughlini
- †Perognathus pearlettensis
- †Perognathus strigipredus – type locality for species
- Peromyscus
- †Peromyscus brachygnathus
- †Peromyscus hagermanensis
- †Peromyscus minimus
- †Phugatherium
- Pituophis
- †Platygonus
- †Pleiolama
- †Plesiogulo
- †Plesiogulo lindsayi
- †Plesiogulo marshalli
- †Pliogale
- †Plionarctos
- †Pliophenacomys
- †Pliophenacomys primaevus
- †Plioprojapyx – type locality for genus
- †Plioprojapyx primitivus – type locality for species
- †Pliotaxidea
- †Pliotaxidea nevadensis – or unidentified comparable form
- †Prodipodomys
- †Prodipodomys idahoensis
- †Prodipodomys kansensis
- †Prosigmodon
- †Protolabis
- †Protolabis coartatus
- †Protolabis yavapaiensis – type locality for species
- †Pseudaelurus – report made of unidentified related form or using admittedly obsolete nomenclature
- Ptinus
R{{Compact ToC}}- †Rana
- Reithrodontomys
- †Reithrodontomys galushai
- †Reithrodontomys rexroadensis
- †Reithrodontomys wetmorei – or unidentified comparable form
- †Repomys
- †Repomys arizonensis
- †Repomys panacaensis – or unidentified comparable form
- †Rhynchotherium
- †Rhynchotherium falconeri – tentative report
S{{Compact ToC}}- Scaphiopus
- Sciurus
- †Sciurus aberti – or unidentified comparable form
- Sigmodon
- †Sigmodon curtisi
- †Sigmodon minor
- Sorex
- Spermophilus
- †Spermophilus tuitus
- †Spermophilus variegatus
- †Sphenophalos
- Spilogale
- {{multiple image
| total_width = 248 | image1 = Stegomastodon mirificus - Smithsonian.JPG | alt1 = | image2 = Stenomylus.jpg | alt2 = | footer = Left: Mounted fossilized skeleton of the Pliocene-Pleistocene elephant relative Stegomastodon. Right: Life restoration of the Oligocene-Miocene camel Stenomylus.}} †Stegomastodon - †Stenomylus
- †Stockoceros
- †Stockoceros conklingi – or unidentified comparable form
- †Stockoceros onusrosagris
- Sylvilagus
- †Sylvilagus audubonii – or unidentified comparable form
- †Sylvilagus cunicularis – or unidentified comparable form
- †Sylvilagus hibbardi
T{{Compact ToC}}- Tapirus
- †Tapirus merriami – or unidentified comparable form
- Taxidea
- Tayassu
- {{multiple image
| total_width = 248 | image1 = Teleoceras Horsfall.jpg | alt1 = | image2 = Tetrameryx shuleri.png | alt2 = | footer = Left: Life restoration of the Miocene-Pliocene rhinoceros Teleoceras. Right: Life restoration of the Pleictocene pronghorn Tetrameryx.}} †Teleoceras - Terrapene
- †Terrapene ornata – or unidentified comparable form
- †Tetrameryx – or unidentified comparable form
- †Texoceros
- Thamnophis
- Thomomys
- †Titanotylopus
- †Titanotylopus nebraskensis
- †Trigonictis
U{{Compact ToC}}- Urocyon
- †Urocyon galushai – type locality for species
V{{Compact ToC}}- Vulpes
- †Vulpes stenognathus
- †Vulpes velox
References- {{cite web |title=Fossilworks: Gateway to the Paleobiology Database |author=Various Contributors to the Paleobiology Database |url=http://fossilworks.org/ |accessdate=7 August 2017}}
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