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Borophagus secundus, large Miocene dog Deinonychus Eryon is an extinct member

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Eryon is an extinct member of the diverse group of arthropods called Decapoda

For example red colors are due to iron compounds

which is situated approximately 70 kilometres southwest of Pretoria

The last two photos on the right show shell detail

which had large bony heads with shearing jaws much like scissors blades

Borophagus secundus, large Miocene dog Deinonychus Eryon is an extinct memberLarge Bone Crushing Dog Skull with base, 8. 5 inches long. Scientific Name: Borophagus secundus Location: Hemphill County, Texas Formation: Ogallala Age: Late Miocene, 5. 5 MYA Shipping Included

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