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1.6" Oligocene Ruminant (Leptomeryx) Jaw Section - South Dakota
This is a jaw section containing about four teeth from the Oligocene ruminant Leptomeryx evansi. They were small hornless mammals related to modern antelopes. It comes from the Brule Formation in Nebraska making it around 30-34 million years old.
There is a repaired crack through this jaw section.
There is a repaired crack through this jaw section.
SPECIES
Leptomeryx evansi
LOCATION
Custer County, South Dakota
FORMATION
Brule Formation, Orella Member
SIZE
1.6" long
CATEGORY
ITEM
#100421
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