First record of a complete humerus of Agriotherium (mammalia-ursidae) from the early-late Hemphillian of Zacatecas, Mexico

A complete humerus referred to Agriotherium is described, collected from early-late Hemphillian deposits Zacatecas. widely represented by isolated molars, mandibles, and maxillae in faunas of Eurasia North America. In the literature, postcranial elements are scarce briefly described with little detail. The greatest diversity known Langebaanweg quarry South Africa; however, only specimen Mexico. proximal end shares similarities description distal Africa, which medial epicondyle crest lateral reduced, can be considered as a limitation hunting larger prey for food. This implies that was not strictly carnivorous but predator-scavenger an omnivorous diet included plants fruits.