Viverravus
Viverravus is an extinct genus of Viverravidae. It was named by Marsh in 1872, who described the type species, Viverravus gracilis.
Taxonomy
| Species | Authority | Type locality | Status and notes |
| †Viverravus gracilis | , 1872 | Grizzly Buttes, Bridger Formation | Type species. Synonyms: Didymictis dawkinsianus Cope 1881, Harpalodon vulpinus Marsh 1872, Triacodon fallax Marsh 1871, Ziphacodon rugatus Marsh 1872 |
| †Viverravus nitidus | , 1872 | ||
| †Viverravus minutus | 1901 | ||
| †Viverravus sicarius | Bridger Formation | Synonym: Ziphacodon Marsh 1872 | |
| †Viverravus politus | and | Synonym: Protictis schaffi and 1985 | |
| †Viverravus acutus | and | ||
| †Viverravus lutosus | 1952 | Knight Formation | |
| †Viverravus laytoni | and 1985 | Princeton Quarry, Fort Union Formation, Clark's Fork Basin | Described as Protictis laytoni; assigned to Viverravus by Polly. Synonym: Viverravus bowni Gingerich 1987 |
| †Viverravus rosei | 1997 | ||
| †Viverravus lawsoni | 2010 | Abbey Wood, Blackheath Beds Formation |