Subparictis is an extinct genus of carnivoran mammals in the family Subparictidae that inhabited North America.

[1] It also included three other species: S. dakotensis, which had first been described in 1936;[2] S. parvus, which was first described in 1967;[3] and S. montanus, which was described in the same 1972 paper that named the subgenus.

[1] The genus Parictis was revised, and Subparictis elevated to a full genus, in an extensive re-description in 1996.

[4] It is assigned to the early arctoid family Subparictidae as of 2023.

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