Subhyracodon sp. | Brule Formation, Badlands, South Dakota, USA Fisch with shells still embedded in

with shells still embedded in the original shale matrix

any member of an extinct group of elephants found as fossils in Pleistocene deposits on every continent except Australia and South America

Absolutely rare size showing the natural beige and earthy orange color accumulation of sandstone sized grains

5 million years ago)

This fascinating specimen dates from the 1980s and comes from a no longer active quarry

Subhyracodon sp. | Brule Formation, Badlands, South Dakota, USA Fisch with shells still embedded inOrigin: Brule Formation, Badlands, South Dakota, USA Size: H60cm W97cm D18cm Description: Fossil Ribcage & Snout. Subhyracodon sp. The fossil ribcage and snout of Subhyracodon sp. is a remarkable specimen of an ancient rhinoceros that lived in North America during the Oligocene epoch. This species is characterized by a robust and well developed ribcage, which provided structural support and protection for the animal's internal organs. The snout is