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Haringtonhippus francisci reproduction skull
Dr. Mark Francis, the founding dean of the Texas A&M University veterinary school, discovered the skull of a previously unknown species of equine from the Pleistocene era in the early 20th Century. It was named Equus francisci in 1915 in honor of his discovery. In 2017 it was placed into a new genus of Haringtonhippus and is now named Haringtonhippus francisci.
This reproduction was commissioned in conjunction with the Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History for their exhibit "Fossil Fever: The Legacy of Mark Francis." The original is owned by the University of Texas. The conservation laboratory at the University of Texas created the reproductions.