Over 200 fossil skeletons from 12 species of Clarendonian Land Mammal Age have been discovered, as well as turtles and birds. The barrel-bodied rhino (Teleoceras major) is the most common, but 5 species of horses, 3 species of camels, and unusual megafauna like the bone-crushing dog, racoon dog, and sabre-toothed Deer are present.
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