Mammoth Rib Fossil 82cm – Middle Ventral Rib | North Sea Green tektite

Mammoth Rib Fossil 82cm – Middle Ventral Rib | North Sea Green tektiteMammoth Rib Middle Ventral Rib from the Ice AgeLate Pleistocene (~30,00050,000 years ago) North Sea This authentic mammoth rib is a powerful remnant of Ice Age megafauna, preserved from the Late Pleistocene epoch. Recovered from the North Sea, it once formed part of the massive ribcage of a woolly mammoth that roamed the cold steppe landscapes of prehistoric Europe. The rib comes from a middle ventral position, displaying robust bone structure and

and fins remains clearly visible

and design• Dimensions: 38 × 24

” which inhabited vast river systems across prehistoric North Africa

Turonian Stage (~88 million years ago) | Morocco

a defining feature that gave the species its name

Details:• Species: Equus ferus (wild horse)• Geological age: Late Pleistocene (~10

it dates to the Turonian stage

The specimen displays clearly visible grain patterns and natural texture

no restoration• Notable feature: Well-preserved dentition

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and beautifully preserved vertebrae and ribs

Mammites nodosoides is instantly recognizable