Digital Collections | AMNH - Panochthus frenzelianus giant glyptodont, Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Panochthus frenzelianus giant glypodont, Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Giant sloth skeletons

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Restoration of Acanthostega, model by Elliot Goldfinger

ptc-5850

Eoholocentrum macrocephalum, extinct squirrelfish, L 15 cm, about 57 million years old, Eocene of Monte Bolca, Italy

ptc-5883

Protospinax annectans from the Late Jurassic of Solnhofen, Germany, 150 million years old

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Ischyodus avitus, chimaeroid (rabbitfish) from the Late Jurassic of Solnhofen, Germany

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Dunkleosteus, Arthrodire, 360 million years old, Late Devonian of Ohio

ptc-5861

Acanthostega, a primitive aquatic tetrapod with limbs from the Late Devonian of Greeland, model by Elliot Goldfinger

ptc-5849

Pliohippus skeleton [1941]

ptc-644

Comparison between Eohippus and modern horse skeleton

ptc-649

Eohippus skeleton

ptc-648

Giant sloths, skeletons, mounted

ptc-2560

Evolution of mammals exhibit, detail showing Glossotherium robustus, Argentina; Phascolonus gigas, Lake Callabonna, South Australia, Hall of Primitive Mammlals

ptc-6752

Eohippus skeleton

ptc-647

Australopithecus afarensis Lucy reconstruction diorama (with diorama background), couple walking, volcano erupting, reconstruction by John Holmes under the direction of Ian Tattersall

ptc-4936

Andrewsarchus mongloiensis, diorama back ground with skull in the foreground

ptc-1313

Rancho La Brea Tar Pit

ptc-4948

Evolution of the hoof

ptc-650

Edaphosaurus pogonias, Hog Creek, Texas; Glossotherium robustus, Argentina; Phascolonus gigas, Lake Callabonna, South Australia, Hall of Primitive Mammals

ptc-6754

Semionotus agassizii, Late Triassic semiontid of New Jersey, approximately 210 million years old

ptc-5882

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