Menoceras arikarense Variant:Hand-painted Width 152 mm

Width 152 mm

Precedió a los Dinosaurios en unos 50 MA y pertenecía a un linaje reptiliano totalmente diferente

The disappearance of the Bluebuck underlines the importance of conservation efforts and sustainable practices to protect and preserve biodiversity in the face of current threats to several species around the world

a fossil-rich area that has provided valuable information about the dinosaur fauna of that time

Menoceras arikarense Variant:Hand-painted Width 152 mmMenoceras arikarense is an extinct species of perissodactyl mammal belonging to the Rhinocerotidae family, which lived during the early Miocene, approximately between 23 and 16 million years ago, in what is now North America. This taxon is representative of the primitive rhinoceroses of the Teleoceratina subgroup, characterized by their relatively small size and adaptations to open environments. From a morphological point of view, Menoceras arikarense