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Badlands National Park

Oreodonts, nimravids, horses, rhinos · Eocene to Oligocene, ~34 mya

The White River Badlands of South Dakota erode fast, and what comes out is one of the richest mammal fossil records on the continent: early horses, rhinos, oreodonts, and the false sabre-tooth Hoplophoneus. Fossils genuinely lie on the surface here. LOOK ONLY inside the park, and there is a public programme where you can report a find and have a palaeontologist come to it, which is a much better outcome than a pocket.

Where it is

Oreodonts, nimravids, horses, rhinos · Eocene to Oligocene, ~34 mya
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The source

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Badlands_National_Park

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