Mesohippus bairdi, authentic horse skull Dilophosaurus and of which Liaoceratops was

and of which Liaoceratops was the most basal known member

the total body size can range from 13 to 18

This plant-eater was about 11 feet (3

T-Rex toe claw

Mesohippus bairdi, authentic horse skull Dilophosaurus and of which Liaoceratops wasRARE AND INCREDIBLE FOSSIL HORSE SKULL Mesohippus bairdi Early Oligocene Brule Formation White River Badlands South Dakota Mesohippus (literally "middle horse") was a common early horse in North America which lived some 30 to 40 million years ago. It had longer legs that its predecessor Eohippus and had lost a toe becoming a three toed horse (odd toed ungulate). Its teeth were low crowned unlike earlier horses and contained a single gap behind the