Abstract: We report a small Paleogene fossil assemblage in a predominantly Neogene basin in the Baogeda Ula area. A small pocket of fluvial sediments rests unconformably above fine-grained red beds. Fragmentary dental and postcranial materials are recovered from the fluvial beds. Many of the fossils show signs of having been reworked. The limited collection contains Breviodon minutus, Rhinocerotidae gen. et sp. indet., Brontotheriidae gen. et sp. indet., and others. This assemblage has a Paleogene characteristic, but the age of the fossil-producing sediments is uncertain. Although the possibility exists that this is an unaltered Paleogene deposit, we suspect the Paleogene fossils were reworked into the Neogene Baogeda Ula Formation.