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Tag: Palaeogene

Megacerops coloradensis (specimens 45-46)

Titanothere rib fragments (M. coloradensis) from the Oligocene epoch

Amniota, Animalia, bone fragments, Brontotheriidae, Cenozoic, Chordata, Eukarya, Fossils, M coloradensis, Mammalia, mammals, Megacerops, North America, Oligocene, Palaeogene, Perissodactyla, Phanerozoic, South Dakota, Synapsida (non-mammalian), Tetrapoda, titanothere, USA, White River Formation

Mammalia sp. (specimens 23-25)

Unidentified mammal bone fragments (Mammalia sp.) from the Eocene epoch

Amniota, Animalia, bone fragments, Cenozoic, Chordata, Eocene, Eukarya, Fossils, Mammalia, Mammalia sp, mammals, North America, North Carolina, Palaeogene, Phanerozoic, Synapsida (non-mammalian), Tetrapoda, Unknown Formation, USA

Cetacea sp. (specimen 22)

Juvenile dolphin or porpoise vertebra (Cetacea sp.) from the Eocene epoch

Amniota, Animalia, Artiodactyla, Cenozoic, Cetacea, Cetacea sp, cetaceans, Chordata, dolphins and porpoises, Eocene, Eukarya, Fossils, Mammalia, mammals, marine mammals, North America, North Carolina, Palaeogene, Phanerozoic, Synapsida (non-mammalian), Tetrapoda, Ungulata, Unknown Formation, USA, vertebrae, Whippomorpha

Cetacea sp. (specimen 18)

Whale inner ear cast (Cetacea sp.) from the Eocene epoch

Amniota, Animalia, Artiodactyla, Cenozoic, Cetacea, Cetacea sp, cetaceans, Chordata, Eocene, Eukarya, Fossils, Mammalia, mammals, marine mammals, North America, Palaeogene, Phanerozoic, south carolina, Synapsida (non-mammalian), Tetrapoda, Ungulata, Unknown Formation, USA, whales, Whippomorpha

Gastropoda sp. (specimen 27)

An unknown snail species (Gastropoda sp.) in a limestone matrix from the Eocene epoch

Animalia, Cenozoic, Eocene, Eukarya, Fossils, Gastropoda, Gastropoda sp, Mollusca, North America, North Carolina, Palaeogene, Phanerozoic, Shells, Snails, Unknown Formation, USA

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