Eozän

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Das Eozän: das Aussterben der Dinosaurier lag schon mindestens 10 Millionen Jahre zurück - oder deutlich mehr: die Säugetiere haben bereits große Formen entwickelt und dominieren das Tierleben.

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This artist's rendition of the Eocene Clarno Nut Beds includes the following taxa:

Cercidiphyllum (tree)

Ensete (banana plant)

Sabalites (extinct fan palm)

Patriofelis (cat-like creodont, the size of a modern panther)

Macginicarpa (sycamore)

Orohippus (early horse)

Dioon (cycad)

Cornus (flowering dogwood)

Juglans (walnuts)

Pinus (pine tree)

Pristichampsus sp. (3 m long crocodile)

Ictalurus cf. (freshwater catfishes)

Telmatherium (1.25m brontothere)

Castanea (chestnut)

Magnolia (magnolia tree)

Hyrachyus (‘running rhino’)

Lauraceae (laurel tree)

Cicadidae on Vitis (cicada on grapevine)

Meliosma (aguacatillo)

Source

Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Clarno-Nut-Beds-Mural-Large.jpg

Created: December 2nd, 2008

Author: Larry Felder, National Park Service (NPS)

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