Digital Collections | AMNH - Baluchitherium lower molar, crown and Cadurcotherium upper premolar and molar, crown

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Baluchitherium skull in situ, [Mongolia, 1922]

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Walter Granger plastering the skull of Baluchitherium, Mongolia, 1922

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Cadurcotherium ardynense - palate, crown

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Side view of skull portion, horn and last right molar of Embolotherium loucksii, Baron Sog, Mongolia

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Cadurcotherium ardynense - skull, side

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Granger and assistant with four legs of giant Baluchitherium, Mongolia, 1925

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Walter Granger working at Baluchitherium

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Platybelodon, first skull with jaws

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The first Platybelodon skull and jaws found, shown in situ

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Walter Granger and James B. Shackelford working at Baluchitherium

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Roy Chapman Andrews and Walter Granger with four legs of giant Baluchitherium fossil, Mongolia, 1925

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Platybelodon found 2 1/2 mi. north of Wolf Camp, showing skull and jaws in situ

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Ravine where Baluchitherium skull was discovered

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Platybelodon quarry 5 mi. south of Wolf Camp showing three Platybelodon lower jaws in situ, looking east

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Protoceratops 6408 - skull, crown view

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Platybelodon quarry - Wolf Camp - Close up of skull in situ

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Platybelodon quarry 5 mi/ south of Wolf Camp - General view of quarry and surrounding country looking north

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Platybelodon quarry 5 mi. south of Wolf Camp - General view looking Southwest Mr. Granger, Kang and Chia

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Sauropod from Mongolia, two teeth, side

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Platybelodon quarry 5 mi. south of Wolf Camp, showing Platybelodon skull in situ

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