Propalaeotherium, Messel Horse Skeleton Deinonychus Though it eventually died out

Though it eventually died out 180 million years ago

75 million years ago and had characteristics distinctive of the robust australopithecines Paranthropus boisei proved to be a treasure

was found in the Fossil Butte Member of the Green River Formation

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The main fossil on this plate is Lepidodendron with small sections of Calamites to the far left and right

Propalaeotherium, Messel Horse Skeleton Deinonychus Though it eventually died outPropalaeotheres were small animals, ranging from 3060 cm at the shoulder (2. 9 to 5. 9 hands) weighing just 10 kg (22 lb). They looked rather like very small tapirs. They had no hooves, having instead several small nail like hooflets. They were herbivorous, and the amazingly well preserved Messel fossils show that they ate berries, and leaf matter picked up from the forest floor. Propalaeotherium was named by Paul Gervais: its name means "before