Prior to the discovery of MaryLou in 1954, Junior was the most complete skull of Bison latifrons in existence.
Bison antiquus appeared in the North American fossil record approximately 250,000 years ago. This cranium and horn cores is named Mary Lou. Giant bison resembled the species you see today, with a couple of notable exceptions — they were about 25 percent bigger overall, standing about 2.5 meters at the shoulder, and they sported horns as much as three times longer, measuring some 1.7 … Bison antiquus, the antique or ancient bison, is an extinct species of bison that lived in Late Pleistocene North America until around 10,000 years ago. It is currently on exhibit at the Western Science Center in Hemet. Courtesy of the Western Science Center. Media in category "Bison latifrons" The following 17 files are in this category, out of 17 total. a field of american buffalo bison in utah USA. Long-Horned Bison Skull (cast) Bison latifrons Lipscomb, North Texas County Pleistocene group Size: 8’ horn core spread Color: greenish grey Price: $5,000 plus shipping Call to purchase: (806)675-7777 Giant Bison This skull was found during construction of the Diamond Valley Lake near Hemet, California. This scan, performed by the Idaho Virtualization Lab of the Idaho Museum of Natural History, is of an ancient Bison latifrons skull owned by the Bureau of Reclamation. Courtesy of the Western Science Center. Dimensions: length - 4,5 m, height - 2,5 m, weight - 2000 kg. This scan, performed by the Idaho Virtualization Lab of the Idaho Museum of Natural History, is of an ancient Bison latifrons skull owned by the Bureau of Reclamation. DeVere Bailey, and student field researcher, Robert Hartvigsen around 1949. This cranium and horn cores is named Junior. Courtesy of the Western Science Center. The Florida fossil vertebrate giant measured 8.5 feet (2.5M) at the shoulder and survived through the last Ice Age. Bison latifrons "Junior" About “Junior” was discovered by Marie L. Hopkins, Dr. William Kitaj, Mr. B.A. Bison latifrons (Bison latifrons Harlan, 1825) Order: Artiodactyla Family: Bovidae Dimensions: length - 4,5 m, height - 2,5 m, weight - 2000 kg Temporal range: during the late Pleistocene epoch (North America) Bison latifrons is thought to have evolved in midcontinent North America from Bison priscus, another prehistoric species of bison … The scientific name Bison latifrons is derived from the Greek language and refers to this bison's broad cranium and large horns. Skull and horn cores of Bison latifrons on display at American Museum of Natural History. BISON SKULLS awaiting crushing at an American fertiliser company about 1870.
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