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Hornless deer, South Dakota
New genus of tiny, hornless deer that roamed South Dakota 32 million years ago discovered
A new genus of tiny, hornless deer that lived in South Dakota during the Oligocene Epoch approximately 32 million years ago has been discovered in Badlands National Park.
Cat-sized and hornless, this newly discovered deer genus roamed the Dakotas 32 million years ago
Researchers published findings that show a new deer genus that would have been the size of a house cat, according to the National Park Service.
New genus of tiny, hornless deer that lived 32 million years ago discovered at Badlands National Park
Researchers identified a previously unknown genus of prehistoric hornless deer, which were roughly the size of modern house cats, in South Dakota.
Fossil researchers discover new genus of deer at Badlands National Park
A team of researchers studying fossil remains found by an intern in South Dakota’s Badlands National Park have discovered a previously unknown type of tiny, hornless deer that lived in the area 32 million years ago,
Extinct Tiny Deer With Big Eyes Found in National Park
Researchers have identified fossilized remains found in 2016 as belonging to a new genus of extinct tiny deer.
New deer genus that lived 32 million years ago discovered in national park
Researchers say a skull found in Badlands National Park is that of a newly discovered extinct genus of deer that was the size of a house cat.
Cat-sized and hornless, this newly discovered deer genus roamed the Dakotas 32 million years ago
Researchers have found a new
genus
of deer in fossils found at Badlands National Park in South Dakota, the National Park Service announced Thursday. The deer presented by the researchers is ...
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Paleontologists unveil new deer genus from 32 million years ago
The research on fossil remains of a new genus of tiny, hornless deer that lived in South Dakota about 32 million years ago, ...
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