Description
Mined from: Wando Formation, South Carolina, U.S.A.
Era: Cenozoic, Quaternary Period
Geological Age: 2.6 mya
Description: This one of a kind large fossil tooth shows the thick, layered enamel structure and deep internal chambers typical of a grazing Pleistocene mammal, with heavy wear across the chewing surface from processing coarse vegetation. The crown is broad and ridged, with pronounced enamel folds that form complex grinding surfaces, while the darker mineralized root sections retain a dense, almost wood-like texture. The contrast between the grey enamel and rich brown fossilized dentin highlights how different parts of the tooth preserved under varying chemical conditions, with visible cracking and natural breakage exposing the interior structure.
Quantity: 1pc
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