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Baluchitherium Baluchitherium is an extinct rhinoceros
from about 20-30 million years ago. It is believed to be the
largest land mammal that ever lived. It stood 18 feet tall at
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Eusthenopteron A
lobe-finned fish with lungs that lived 390 million years ago.
It could cross-over the land if it's pond dryed
up.
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Diplocaulus Its head
grew increasingly flatter as it aged until it looked like an
arrow. This animal used it's strange head as a sort of
underwater wing. |

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Seymouria This animal
was a connecting link between reptiles and amphibians.
Seymouria's skull was similar to an amphibian's.
However most of the rest of its skeleton resembled that of a
reptile. |
Eryops One of the first
amphibians adapted for
land. |