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Hadrocodium wui (hadro from Greek ἁδρός/hadros, "large, heavy, fullness"; Latin: codium, from Greek κώδεια/kodeia, "head [of a plant]" (alluding to its enlarged cranial cavity); and wui, the Latinized version of discoverer Xiao-Chun Wu's name) is an extinct mammaliaform that lived during the Sinemurian stage of the Early Jurassic approximately 195 million years ago in the Lufeng basin in what is now the Yunnan province in south-western China(25.2°N 102.1°E / 25.2; 102.1, paleocoordinates 34.3°N 104.9°E / 34.3; 104.9).The fossil of this mouse-like, paper-clip sized animal was discovered in 1985 but was then interpreted as a juvenile morganucodontid.

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  • Hadrocodium wui (hadro from Greek ἁδρός/hadros, "large, heavy, fullness"; Latin: codium, from Greek κώδεια/kodeia, "head [of a plant]" (alluding to its enlarged cranial cavity); and wui, the Latinized version of discoverer Xiao-Chun Wu's name) is an extinct mammaliaform that lived during the Sinemurian stage of the Early Jurassic approximately 195 million years ago in the Lufeng basin in what is now the Yunnan province in south-western China(25.2°N 102.1°E / 25.2; 102.1, paleocoordinates 34.3°N 104.9°E / 34.3; 104.9).The fossil of this mouse-like, paper-clip sized animal was discovered in 1985 but was then interpreted as a juvenile morganucodontid.
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