11.8" Woolly Mammoth Lower M3 Molar - Poland

Woolly Mammoth Lower M Molar - Poland #235250

This is a very well preserved woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) molar from the Pleistocene (~40,000 years old) deposits of the Sans River in Poland. This large specimen is consistent with an M3 molar from the left side of the lower jaw of a mammoth. This specimen is quite impressive.

An acrylic-metal display stand will accompany your purchase.

The Woolly Mammoth (Mammuthus primegenius) is the iconic Pleistocene animal. They had long hair, tusks that extended up to 9 feet, and stood about 12 feet tall. They ranged across the northern hemisphere and were one of the most abundant Pleistocene creatures.

$1,095

SPECIES

Mammuthus primigenius

AGE

Pleistocene (~40,000 years old)

LOCATION

Sans River, Poland

SIZE

11.8" long, 5.3" tall, 3.2" wide

11.8" Woolly Mammoth Lower M3 Molar - Poland

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