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Embolotherium grangeri - a herbivore from the Eocene.

(Credit Roman Uchytel)

Freaky Fish! Monte Bolca is a fossil site in Italy that contains the world’s first known coral reef community. We have a full line of beachwear featuring the funky fish from the Eocene.

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Designs by @GrecoWestermann

#sciart #paleoart

#Megacerops was a large rhino-like horse-ancestor alive during the Eocene. Most art of the Megacerops make them very rhinolike, so i wanted to embrace the more horse like quality of fur, got a little bit bison-like, but im into it. #Paleoart

If I had a nickle for every time South America (aka the best continent ever) had a giant, quadrupedal, apex predator crocodile, then I'd have two nickles, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.
First Triassic, then Eocene.
(art by @ChrisDPiazza and @HodariNundu)

Eomanis is the earliest known pangolin, which lived in Europe during the Middle Eocene. It was 50 cm long.

(Credit @paleofan)

I'm coming back to the #paleoart business, here's a #Frog and #Turtle from the Messel Formantion, #Eocene. Fossil Photos by Ryrion.
#sciart #germany

Pastel Paleotober Day 5: Titanoboa 🐍

Titanoboa evolved in the tropical forests of Colombia at the end of the Paleocene. At 13 meters, Titanoboa was the largest snake ever. Despite often being depicted eating crocodiles, its teeth suggest that it mainly ate fish.

Remingtonocetus is an early whale that lived during the Eocene.

(Credit: @nixillustration)

While some Thyreophora are either carnivores or omnivores now, some have still retained their herbivorous diet. This implies that the families of Stegosaurids and Ichthyostegids may have got separated very early on, perhaps way back in the Eocene.

Looking like a cross between a mongoose and an anteater, Metacheiromys is an extinct mammal from the Middle Eocene. It measured 45cm long.

(Credit: DiBgd)

I'm in whale mode right now for research, so gonna share one of my favorites for #FossilFriday-- Remingtonocetus. Sounds very proper, I would absolutely have tea with Remingtonocetus (named for Remington Kellogg). It's a freshwater or coastal, early whale from the Middle Eocene.

This plot in @AAlechiarenza & @pdmannion's brilliant new paper breaks my heart.

The niches were there for dinosaurs to thrive in the Paleocene...but the asteroid took that chance away from them.

But, it opened those same niches to placental mammals, and here we are!

Embolotherium grangeri was a herbivore from the Eocene.

(Credit: Roman Uchytel)

Eomanis is the earliest known pangolin, which lived in Europe during the Middle Eocene. It was 50 cm long.

(Credit: Nobu Tamura)

Remingtonocetus is an early whale that lived during the Eocene.

(Credit: @nixillustration)

Eusyringium fistuligerum (Ehrenberg, 1873): Radiolaria, equatorial Atlantic, Middle Eocene.