2015年6月2日 · Phiomia ignavus is another of the Island's generally docile herd animals. They are small enough that almost any predator can bring them down but large enough to provide plenty of meat. Were it not for the protection of the herd and their instinct to run from any predator, these would almost certainly be hunted to extinction.

Phiomia (after the Ancient Greek phiom "lake", an ancient name for the Fayum), [1] [2] is an extinct genus of basal elephantiform proboscidean that lived in what is now Northern Africa during the Late Eocene to Early Oligocene some 37–30 million years ago.

While the Phiomia does not attack, many survivors see value in it as an easy-to-tame pack animal. It will quickly flee when attempting to knock it out, but once tranquilized, the Phiomia can be tamed very quickly, making it a popular choice for …

漸新象（學名Phiomia），學名意爲“法尤姆的”，又名菲歐米象、弗歐米象或始乳齒象，是生存於3700萬年前始新世晚期至3000萬年前漸新世早期北非的一屬原始長鼻目。

2022年3月26日 · The Phiomia is an ancient genus of proboscean that was very similar in appearance to a modern elephant but with a very short trunk. They roamed the forests of all over Eurasia and Africa, especially the northern regions 37-30 million years ago.

渐新象（学名Phiomia），又名菲欧米象或始乳齿象，是生存于3600-3500万年前 始新世 晚期至 渐新世 早期北非的一属原始 长鼻目。 渐新象高约2.5米，有点像现今的象。 根据其 鼻骨 形状推断，它们的鼻子很短。 在上颚有短的象牙，而下颚也有像铲子的象牙，可能是用来筹集食物的。 这种特征就像 中新世 的Platybelodon、古铲齿象及Amebelodon，但却较为细小。 上颚的象牙可以用来防卫或抓开树皮。 渐新象（学名Phiomia），又名菲欧米象或始乳齿象，是生存于3600 …

Phiomia is an extinct genus of basal proboscid that lived in what is now Northern Africa during the Late Eocene to Early Oligocene some 36-35 million years ago. "Phiomia serridens" means "saw-toothed annimal of Fayum ". Phiomia was around 2.5 …

Phiomia is a prehistoric proboscid which lived approximately 36 to 30 million years ago during the Late Eocene Period to the Early Oligocene Period. It was first discovered at the end of the 19th century and was named in 1902 by Andrews & Beadnell.

Phiomia (after the Ancient Greek phiom "lake", an ancient name for the Fayum), [1] [2] is an extinct genus of basal elephantiform proboscidean that lived in what is now Northern Africa during the Late Eocene to Early Oligocene some 37–30 million years ago.

2025年3月17日 · The genus Phiomia is the second step in the elephant evolution after Moeritherium. Descendants are Deinotherium and Palaeomastodon . Phiomia lived during late Eocene and early Oligocene (abt 36 million years ago) and has been found in El Fayum in Egypt.