Peradectes gulottai
Eocene opossum, representing the smallest opossum species known and is the first Early Cenozoic marsupial known from the Atlantic Coastal Plain.
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Teilhardina Sp.
Eocene omomyid from the Nanjemoy fomration. It almost certainly represents a previously unknown species and is the first fossil primate from the Atlantic coastal plain
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Siouxlindrodon sullivani
Eocene rodent from the big cotton wood creek member, chadron formation of the white river badlands. This represents a new genus and therefore a new species as well
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Costepeiromy attasorus
Eocene rodent from the big cotton wood creek member, chadron formation of the white river badlands. This represents a new genus and therefore a new species as well
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Protansomys gulottai
Eocene rodent from the big cotton wood creek member, chadron formation of the white river badlands. This represents a new genus and therefore a new species as well
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Ischyromys brevidens
Eocene rodent from the big cotton wood creek member, chadron formation of the white river badlands.
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Paradjidaumo patriciae
Eocene rodent from the big cotton wood creek member, chadron formation of the white river badlands.
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Yoderimys massarae
Eocene rodent from the big cotton wood creek member, chadron formation of the white river badlands.
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Litoyoderimys grossus
Eocene rodent from the big cotton wood creek member, chadron formation of the white river badlands.
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Kirkomys miriamae
Eocene rodent from the big cotton wood creek member, chadron formation of the white river badlands.
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Cedromus modicus
Oligocene\Eocene rodent from the big cotton wood creek member, chadron formation of the white river badlands.
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Oligoryctes tenutalonidus
Eocene insectivore from the big cotton wood creek member, chadron formation of the white river badlands.
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