Ectocion Fossils

Ectocion (sometimes Ectocyon) is an extinct genus of placental mammals of the order Condylartha. The genus was earlier classified as Gidleyina (Simpson 1935) and Prosthecion (Patterson and West 1973)
Paleocene specimens of these hoofed, ground-dwelling herbivores have been found in Canada (Alberta, Saskatchewan) and the United States (Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, and Wyoming).

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Name: Ectocion sp.
Geologic Age: Paleocene (62 Million Years Old)
Stratigraphic detail: Fort Union Formation
Location: Sweetgrass County, Montana

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Name: Ectocion sp.
Geologic Age: Paleocene (62 Million Years Old)
Stratigraphic detail: Fort Union Formation
Location: Sweetgrass County, Montana

Ectocion Tooth 1 $75.00