Coelodonta antiquitatis (small Woolly Rhino horn) Dilophosaurus Some Diplomystus fossils have been

Some Diplomystus fossils have been found that date back to the Late Cretaceous Period

and Bridgerian North American Land Mammal Ages

saber-like upper canine teeth that fit into a socket in its lower jaw

eroding desert badlands today

while the adults breathed with lungs

Coelodonta antiquitatis (small Woolly Rhino horn) Dilophosaurus Some Diplomystus fossils have beenCOELODONTA (pronounced See low DONT ah) Coelodonta, the woolly rhino, is from the Pleistocene epoch (which lasted from 1. 8 0. 1 million years ago) and survived the last ice age. It belongs to the family Rhinocerotids, which includes modern day rhinos. This plant eater was about 11 feet (3. 5 m) long. It had two horns on its snout, the lower one larger than the one between its eyes (about 3 feet (1 m) long). It had long hair, small ears, short, thick