Megacerops Titanothere Fossil Bone – South Dakota Find Smithsonite and brilliant clears creates a

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Megacerops Titanothere Fossil Bone – South Dakota Find Smithsonite and brilliant clears creates aFossil Remnant of the Thunder Beasts Megacerops Bone Species: Brontotherium (Titanothere) Age: Eocene (54 million 34 million years ago) Location: South Dakota, USA Formation: Chadron Formation White River Badlands Size: Approximately 35mm 19mm 107mm Weight: 134 gram This authentic fossil bone fragment comes from Megacerops, a massive prehistoric mammal once known as Brontotherium, meaning Thunder Beast. Although this specimen represents part of an