Dorcatherium naui (Kaup 1833; Miocene and Pliocene, 1m long) a tragulid artiodactyl nests basal to camels and deer in the LRT. Cainotherium is the outgroup taxon. Note the long canines and elongate postorbital reaching the jugal.

Danjiangia pingi (Wang 1995; early Eocene, 50 mya) was originally described as a basal chalicothere with brontothere traits. Here it nests with Dorcatherium. The posterior skull is not known. Lower canines remain large. Postorbital bar appears to be complete.