Tag: Arctic fossils


  • New Arctic Rhino Fossil Finds Rewrite Miocene North America

    New Arctic Rhino Fossil Finds Rewrite Miocene North America

    A New Rhino Lineage Emerges from the High Arctic Paleontologists have unveiled a remarkable discovery from Canada’s High Arctic: a newly identified Early Miocene rhinocerotid species belonging to the genus Epiaceratherium. The fossil remains, unearthed in ancient sediments that once formed part of a vibrant, temperate landscape, illuminate a surprising chapter in North American paleontology…

  • Ancient High Arctic Rhinos: Discovering Epiaceratherium Species

    Ancient High Arctic Rhinos: Discovering Epiaceratherium Species

    A New Rhinosaurus Hop in the Arctic: What Was Found Paleontologists have announced the identification of a new Early Miocene rhinocerotid species from the fossil record in the Canadian High Arctic. The genus Epiaceratherium, long studied for clues about rhinoceros evolution, has yielded a distinct species based on carefully described dental and skeletal elements recovered…