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Miocene Mural

By Keszler, Michelle

Click on any of the animal pictures to access scientific data on

each species.

Priusqulax Browni, Small Beaver Cephalogale, Small Bear Moropus, Horse Like Mammal
Merychyus - Oreadont Palaeocastor, Dry Land Beaver Archaeloagus - Rabbit
Menaceras - Rhinoceros Zodiolestes - Large Weasel Palaeogale, Small Weasel
Oxydactylus - Large Camel Parahippus - Medium Three-toed Horse Cynorca - Peccary
Miolapirus - Tapir Link to Archaechippus - Small Three-Toed Horse Link to Prosynthetroceras - Large Deer

Two sculpted saber-toothed cats are shown in tall grass, one crouched with mouth open displaying large fangs.
Two sculpted saber-toothed cats are shown in tall grass, one crouched with mouth open displaying large fangs.
Ysongrinic-"Bear Dog" and Archaeohippus Prosynthetoceras-"Sling Shot Horns"
Ray Bolce holds a fossil of a Sabertooth Tiger Nimravus. Dr. Loren Eisely's "The Innocent Assassins".

A mural depicting a prehistoric Nebraska ecosystem during the Miocene epoch, showing a lush forest on the left and a dry, open grassland on the right.