Oreodont Jaw Size:Medium Above: K-Pg Boundary Material from

Above: K-Pg Boundary Material from North American deposits

Please Note: The specimens vary in size and shape

Each specimen comes within a handsome display case as well as with a photo card that serves as certificate of authenticity

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28" polished slab cross-section from an Alaskan Woolly Mammoth

Oreodont Jaw Size:Medium Above: K-Pg Boundary Material fromAbove: Front of the Specimen Card Oreodonts were short mammals with heavy bodies, long tails, and hoof like toes. Their name means mountain teeth and the sharp ridges of their molars were ideal for grinding the diverse foliage of grassy prairies as well as roots and shoots in wooded areas. Above: Medium size specimen in hand. This specimen is a single jaw fragment from Merycoidodon culbertsoni, a species of oreodont found in enormous herds across