Juxia
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| Skull and neck of a full mounted specimen fossil Juxia sharamurenense on display at the Paleozoological Museum of China | |
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| Genus: | †Juxia
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| Species: | †J. sharamurenense
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Juxia is an extinct genus of indricothere, a group of animals similar to the living rhinoceros. Juxia was in the size of a horse. It lived in Asia during the upper Eocene. It had hair on its neck.
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