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A size comparison of the first fifty extinct animal members of the Ceno Series. Many of these animals are famous representatives of the Pleistocene ice age, but many date back much earlier to the very dawn of the mammal empire. These are to scale with the other series. See just how much smaller the animals are on average? They barely take up half of the entire picture!

See full series here: thepasthappened.deviantart.com…

Full List (click a creature's name to see it up close):
Woolly Mammoth , Smilodon , Giant Ground Sloth , Paraceratherium , Andrewsarchus , Megaloceros , Doedicurus , Woolly Rhino , Phorusrhacos , Entelodon , Megalania , Megacerops , Thylacoleo , Aepycamelus , American Mastodon , Argentavis , Giant Beaver , Diprotodon , Hyaenodon , Meiolania , Dire Wolf , Gigantopithecus , Chalicotherium , Thylacosmilus , Macrauchenia , Gastornis , Arsinoitherium , Procoptodon , Moeritherium , Sarkastodon , Arctodus , Platybelodon , Megistotherium , Hyracotherium , Giant Moa , Hesperocyon , Ceratogaulus , Pelagornis , Cave Lion , Elephant Bird , Elasmotherium , Titanoboa , Megalochelys , Dinofelis , Leptictidium , Columbian Mammoth , Dodo , Synthetoceras , Purussaurus , Long-Horned Bison Which ones can you identify?

Stats Meekerorum:
Average Size: 3.4 meters (about the size of an Arsinoitherium )
Largest of All & Largest reptile: Purussaurus & Titanoboa (11 m long each)
Smallest of All & Smallest mammal: Ceratogaulus (30 cm long)
Largest mammal: Paraceratherium (8 m long)
Largest bird: Argentavis (6 m wingspan)
Smallest bird: Dodo (1 m long)
Most recently extinct: Dodo (~350 years ago)

More Size Charts:
Meso Series: 01-50 , Meso Series: 51-100 , Meso Series: 101-150 Aqua Series: 01-50 , Aqua Series: 51-100 , Aqua Series: 101-150 Ceno Series: 01-50, Ceno Series: 51-100 , Ceno Series: 101-150 Paleo Series: 01-50 , Paleo Series 51-100 , Paleo Series: 101-150

Description
A size comparison of the first fifty extinct animal members of the Ceno Series. Many of these animals are famous representatives of the Pleistocene ice age, but many date back much earlier to the very dawn of the mammal empire. These are to scale with the other series. See just how much smaller the animals are on average? They barely take up half of the entire picture!

See full series here: thepasthappened.deviantart.com…

Full List (click a creature's name to see it up close):
Woolly Mammoth , Smilodon , Giant Ground Sloth , Paraceratherium , Andrewsarchus , Megaloceros , Doedicurus , Woolly Rhino , Phorusrhacos , Entelodon , Megalania , Megacerops , Thylacoleo , Aepycamelus , American Mastodon , Argentavis , Giant Beaver , Diprotodon , Hyaenodon , Meiolania , Dire Wolf , Gigantopithecus , Chalicotherium , Thylacosmilus , Macrauchenia , Gastornis , Arsinoitherium , Procoptodon , Moeritherium , Sarkastodon , Arctodus , Platybelodon , Megistotherium , Hyracotherium , Giant Moa , Hesperocyon , Ceratogaulus , Pelagornis , Cave Lion , Elephant Bird , Elasmotherium , Titanoboa , Megalochelys , Dinofelis , Leptictidium , Columbian Mammoth , Dodo , Synthetoceras , Purussaurus , Long-Horned Bison Which ones can you identify?

Stats Meekerorum:
Average Size: 3.4 meters (about the size of an Arsinoitherium )
Largest of All & Largest reptile: Purussaurus & Titanoboa (11 m long each)
Smallest of All & Smallest mammal: Ceratogaulus (30 cm long)
Largest mammal: Paraceratherium (8 m long)
Largest bird: Argentavis (6 m wingspan)
Smallest bird: Dodo (1 m long)
Most recently extinct: Dodo (~350 years ago)

More Size Charts:
Meso Series: 01-50 , Meso Series: 51-100 , Meso Series: 101-150 Aqua Series: 01-50 , Aqua Series: 51-100 , Aqua Series: 101-150 Ceno Series: 01-50, Ceno Series: 51-100 , Ceno Series: 101-150 Paleo Series: 01-50 , Paleo Series 51-100 , Paleo Series: 101-150