Juvenile Mammoth Jaw Fossil With Molar

This awe-inspiring fossil offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of prehistoric history. This juvenile mammoth jaw, estimated to be around 10,000 years old, originates from the frozen landscapes of Siberia. Exceptionally well-preserved, it includes a molar still firmly in place, providing valuable insights into the growth and development of these magnificent Ice Age creatures. Perfect as a captivating display piece for museums, collectors, or anyone fascinated by the prehistoric world, this fossil is a true marvel of natural history.
Interesting Facts
Mammoths roamed the Earth during the Ice Age and are closely related to modern elephants.
The preservation of molars in fossils like this provides critical information about mammoth diets and growth stages.
Features
Origin: Siberia
Material: Fossilized Juvenile Mammoth Jaw
Condition: Exceptional preservation with molar intact
Special Characteristics: Rare specimen, valuable for study and display
Dimensions and Weight
Height        Length        Depth        Weight
9"        16"        4.5"        5.1 lb
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