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Coloring Pages of John Day Fossil Beds
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Entelodonts were fearsome animals that weighed over 1000 pounds.
Miohippus was a small, three-toed relative of modern horses.
Nimravus had long legs and was a good runner. It could chase down almost any prey at that time
Rhinos once roamed ancient Oregon
Although they are not usually associated with North America, rhinos first appeared there.
Mouse deer were small herbivores that browsed on understory vegetation like shrubs or bushes.
Oreodonts, pig, sheep-like animals
Oreodonts were a very successful group of browsing herbivores that lived in forests.
Sheep Rock During a Total Solar Eclipse
This spectacular event occurs when the moon moves in front of the sun, covering it completely for a very short time.
A large, cat-like predator found in the 29-million-year-old rock layers of Turtle Cove.
The Cant Ranch house was built in 1917 with lumber milled near the town of Mitchell, Oregon.
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