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English: A size comparison between a human & Fremdohyus osmonti, a small species of peccary from the Late Oligocene of Oregon.
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Source http://spinops.blogspot.com/2021/07/fremdohyus-osmonti.html
Author Nobu Tamura (nobu.tamura@yahoo.com)
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A size comparison between the peccary Fremdohyus osmonti & a human

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