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This #fossil is a jaw from Osbornodon iamonensis, an extinct, primitive, coyote-sized species in the dog family. Specimens have been found in #Florida and Nebraska dating to the early Miocene (23.6-16.3 million years ago). Vertebrates, Carnivores, Extinction, Coyote, Anthropology, Natural History, Jaw, Fossils, Archaeology

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Osbornodon iamonensis

Osbornodon iamonensis Quick Facts Common Name: Iamonia dog The species is the most abundant carnivore at the Thomas Farm fossil site. It was about the size of a modern coyote, a…
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This #fossil is a jaw from Osbornodon iamonensis, an extinct, primitive, coyote-sized species in the dog family. Specimens have been found in #Florida and Nebraska dating to the early Miocene (23.6-16.3 million years ago).

Find this Pin and more on Fossils! by Florida Museum.

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This #fossil is a jaw from Osbornodon iamonensis, an extinct, primitive, coyote-sized species in the dog family. Specimens have been found in #Florida and Nebraska dating to the early Miocene (23.6-16.3 million years ago).

Find this Pin and more on Fossils! by Florida Museum.

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