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Notoungulates were recovered from bentonitic clays of the Tremembe Formation (Taubate Basin). Two families, three genres and two species are known so far: Leontinidae (Taubatherium paulacoutoi and ?Ancylocoelus) and Notohippidae (Rhychippus brasiliensis). Analyzing the paleobiology data of this group and the geological context of the basin together, we assume that leontinids inhabited lake's margin, occupy a niche similar to the capybara (Hydrochoerus), having amphibian habit and feeding on plants like Pteridophyta, Cyperaceae, Typhaceae, aquatic plants and with Gramineae possibilities. Although notohippids seem to forest dwellers, they probably supported selective habits, feeding on fruits, young leaves and buds.

Considerações paleoecológicas sobre os notoungulados da formação Tremembé, Bacia de Taubaté (São Paulo, Brasil)