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Catherine
Burgess, Mammoth Site Intern, working in lab piecing together teeth view
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Mammoth Site Photo
Catherine
Burgess, Mammoth Site Intern, working in lab piecing together teeth view
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Mammoth Site Photo
Cave
Management Specialist Rod Horrocks and Mammoth Site Geologist Kris
Thompson screening surface sediment
National Park Service Photo
Dr.
Greg McDonald field jacketing the rhino skeleton into two blocks.
National Park Service Photo
Dr.
Greg McDonald flipping over one of the two rhino skeleton blocks.
National Park Service Photo
Dr.
Greg McDonald starting to excavate around the rhino's jaw
National Park Service Photo
Dr.
Greg McDonald using a brush to expose pieces of the rhino skeleton
National Park Service Photo
Field
jacket in storage at Mammoth Site
Mammoth Site photo
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Lower
jaw (left) and upper jaw (right) of the rhino. Sharpie for scale.
National Park Service Photo
Rod
Horrocks preparing the final block for jacketing
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Subhyracodon
(rhino) teeth as they appeared when first discoved on July 23.
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Subhyracodon
skeleton
Subhyracodon
skull ventral
Volunteer
Kali Pace creating a field jacket around some isolated bones of
the rhino
National Park Service Photo
Wind
Cave employees hauling the jacketed rhino skeleton out of the site.
National Park Service Photo
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