Big Oligocene Rhino – Hyracodon

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Description

Hyracodon sp.
Middle Oligocene
White River Formation
Converse County, Wyoming, USA

Big 16 inch rhino jaw section full of teeth

Hyracodon was an extinct three-toed rhinoceros relative that lived in North America and Asia during the Oligocene Epoch, roughly 37–26 million years ago. Hyracodon was a member of Rhinocerotoidea, the group containing modern rhinoceroses and their extinct relatives. It was a relatively slender, long-legged rhinoceros, quite different from the heavy, barrel-shaped rhinos alive today. Different species varied considerably in size, but some were approximately horse-sized, with others smaller.

See: Wikipedia – Hyracodon

Additional information

Weight 12000 g
Dimensions 10 × 10 × 5 mm