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Subhyracodon

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Hornless Rhinoceros (Late Eocene – Early Oligocene)

The Subhyracodon was a hornless rhinocerotid whose fossils can be found largely in the Modern United States, especially in the Badlands. They were not as large as their modern relatives, and in fact were about the size of a tapir.

Hornless Rhinoceros (Late Eocene – Early Oligocene)

The Subhyracodon was a hornless rhinocerotid whose fossils can be found largely in the Modern United States, especially in the Badlands. They were not as large as their modern relatives, and in fact were about the size of a tapir.

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