Hyracodon Tooth therapod Luis Alvarez and Dr

Luis Alvarez and Dr

000 strong and marched through Mesopotamia

SAMURAI SWORD (14th Century)

Similar to the specimen in the Acrylic version of the Mini Museum

Standing over 6 feet and 7 inches (2 m) with a massive skull and beak

Hyracodon Tooth therapod Luis Alvarez and DrAbove: The Front of the Specimen Card The Hyracodon, one of the oldest relatives of the modern rhino, was a byproduct of the mammalian explosion of diversity in the Eocene. Colloquially known as the Running Rhino for its long slender legs, the creature was much smaller than the rhinos we know today and lacked the iconic horn. The North American species settled in what is now the Midwest, where it evolved long legs that let the Hyracodon run through