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    • A mature female and young oreodont.

    • A mature female and young oreodont.

    • mature female young oreodont Merycoidodntidae Promerychochoerus frozen in time Mother baby suspended animation fossil Archeology Paleo dig find artifact

    • A mature female and young oreodont (Merycoidodntidae Promerychochoerus) frozen in time. --Mother and baby.--
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    • Skull from last known breed of Nebraska Rhino.

    • Skull from last known breed of Nebraska Rhino.

    • Skull last known breed Nebraska Rhino Aphelops Barbourofelis Site Cambridge fossil Archeology Paleo dig find artifact Bouc

    • A skull from the last known breed of Nebraska Rhino (Aphelops) found at the Barbourofelis Site near Cambridge. -- Photographed on an 'autumn' background.--
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Teeth of a small, bonecrushing dog.

    • Teeth of a small, bonecrushing dog.

    • Teeth small bonecrushing dog portrait close-up Canidae Tomarctus Miocene Valentine Formation fossil Archeology Paleo dig find artifact Bouc

    • A close-up portrait of the teeth of a small, bonecrushing dog called Canidae Tomarchus, found in Miocene era levels of the Valentine Formation. --Photographed on 'autumn' background.
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    • Paleontological horses feet.

    • Paleontological horses feet.

    • Paleontological horses feet Pseudhipparion Cormohipparion Neohipparion 3-toed Protohippus Pliohippus Equus vestigial toe fossil Archeology Paleo dig find artifact Bouc

    • Paleontological horses feet (L to R): Pseudhipparion, Cormohipparion, Neohipparion (these are 3-toed horses with fully functional side toes), Protohippus, Pliohippus and Equus (these horses only have vestigial toes, or no toes at all)....
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    • Art depicting Ice Age lions eating Caribou.

    • Art depicting Ice Age lions eating Caribou.

    • Art depicting Ice Age lions eating Caribou Mark Marcuson fossil Archeology artifact Bouc

    • Red Willow County as it might have looked at the height of the most recent glaciation 18,000 years ago. This rendering is based on fossils collected from the late Pleistocene gravel beds near McCook. American lions feed on a caribou as bighorn...
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    • Mural of Ice Age Bison and hunters.

    • Mural of Ice Age Bison and hunters.

    • Mural Ice Age Bison hunters Archeology artifact Bouc art painting Nebraska State Museum University of Nebraska Lincoln

    • Paleoindian hunters scout a herd of Bison antiquus, a large-horned, extinct relative of the modern bison. Hunters often killed large numbers of bison by driving a herd over a cliff. Illustration by Marc Marcuson, University of Nebraska State Museum.
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