Woolly Mammoth Tusk Fossil from Alaska – Ice Age Fragment Ammonite Otodus obliquus was an early

Otodus obliquus was an early apex predator of the Paleocene seas and is believed to be part of the evolutionary lineage that eventually led to the mighty Megalodon

natural surface textures and contrasting mineralisation make it an interesting addition to a fossil collection and a tangible connection to the mammoths of the Pleistocene

its color comes from natural chromium

The contrast between translucent crystals and denser

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Woolly Mammoth Tusk Fossil from Alaska – Ice Age Fragment Ammonite Otodus obliquus was an earlyThis authentic Woolly Mammoth tusk fossil fragment is an impressive elongated section recovered from a gravel bar in Alaska's Tanana River Valley. At 154mm long, the piece displays a weathered brown and grey outer surface with natural longitudinal texture, while the exposed inner section reveals the warm cream and golden tones of fossilized tusk material. The irregular fractured areas and contrasting surfaces provide a fascinating look at the