Image: Paleontological landscape painting, White Sands National Park, United States

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Description: Paleontological landscape painting, White Sands National Park, United States, featuring six species of extinct Ice Age mammals - Columbian mammoths, a Harlan's ground sloth (left background), dire wolves (left foreground), American lions (center/left background), camelops (right background), and saber-toothed cats (right foreground, in reeds) - and a few other small creatures such as a rabbit, owl and two black birds.
Title: Paleontological landscape painting, White Sands National Park, United States
Credit: current version from NPS Foundation Document (archive), page 19 (no name is credited in the "Photo and Art Credits", page 42) original version stitched together from images credited to "NPS Photo" on NPS Paleontology page (archive) and NPS Fossilized Footprints page (archive)
Author: uncredited National Park Service (NPS) artist
Usage Terms: Public domain
License: Public domain
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