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Can't figure if this is a rhino, oreodont or something else from White River

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Hi all, I have a Ogliocene-aged partial fossil jaw from the White Rivers Badlands.

 

The seller identified this as a Hyracodon nebraskensis. It measures 2.8 inches across.

However, two other friends with White Rivers fossils protested this ID. One said it's Subhyracodon instead. The other believes it could be Oreodont.

 

Can anyone tell if this is a rhino? Thank you.

 

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Looking forward to meeting my fellow Singaporean collectors! Do PM me if you are a Singaporean, or an overseas fossil-collector coming here for a holiday!

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snolly50 Regular Member

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It is not the teeth/jaw of an Oreodont.

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