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The fossil arm bones, shoulder, and jaw of a Jefferson's ground sloth, Megalonyx jeffersoni. It is named after our third president, Thomas Jefferson, who found the first fossils of this animal in a Virginia cave in 1795. He thought it was a lion, but it was later found to be a type of sloth.
Now I know why they say Zeiss lenses do great color work. Long live the T* coating!
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Leica M7
Carl Zeiss 28mm Biogon
Kodak Portra 400VC
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Exhibit at the Natural History Museum, London.
As corrected below, this is apparently a prehistoric mammal -arsinoetherium.
BONES: David Boreanaz as FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth. ™©2005 FOX BROADCASTING COMPANY.
Cr: Frank Ockenfels/FOX.
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