Oligocene Oreodont Merycoidodon VF-WR-17-002 Lobster It was one of the

It was one of the last in a line of mammoth species

The eye socket was tall with a pointed lower end

This formation is interpreted as a semi-arid environment with distinct wet and dry seasons

This specimen is the most perfectly preserved Notogoneus from our many years of collecting Green River fossils

Oligocene Oreodont Merycoidodon VF-WR-17-002 Lobster It was one of theMerycoidodon sp. Brule Formation Middle Oligocene Niobrara County, Wyoming This is an excellent example of a Merycoidodon maxilla from the Middle Oligocene Brule Formation. This example is from the right side of the skull and contains 3 molars and one premolar. The specimen is from a young adult as indicated by the minimal ware seen on the typical selenodont teeth. The maxilla section is about 8 cm long. More fossils from the White River Group can be