Mineralized Mammoth Tooth Fossil
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This incredible piece is a mineralized Mammoth tooth fossil, notable for its layered enamel ridges and substantial size. These molars were used by mammoths for grinding tough vegetation like grasses and shrubs. Over time, the tooth has undergone fossilization, replacing organic material with minerals, giving it a stone-like texture and durability.
Size Dimensions:
- Length: 6.2"
- Width: 3.5"
- Height: 4"
Condition:
This fossil appears to be in good condition with well-preserved ridges and minimal visible breakage. Minor edge wear and natural erosion are present, which is typical for specimens of this age.
Note: These fossils have been self-identified and not examined by a professional paleontologist. While we do our best to research and identify all items accurately, we cannot guarantee specific classification.