Polished Mammoth Molar Slice Struthiumimus This approach helps researchers understand

This approach helps researchers understand the fossil's original environment

Often mistaken for a dinosaur or contemporary of dinosaurs in popular culture

These spines likely served as protection against predators like fish and cephalopods during the Devonian "Age of Fishes

This stunning crystal has many beautiful terminated points

a french cleat hanging system is included as well

Polished Mammoth Molar Slice Struthiumimus This approach helps researchers understandMammuthus columbi Pleistocene South Carolina Approx. size: 5. 5" x 3. 25" x 0. 5" This Columbian Mammoth molar slice came from the coastal region of South Carolina. It has been polished to a glossy finish on two sides. The Columbian mammoth inhabited savannas and grasslands, much like our modern day African elephant. Large males grew to about 4 meters long and weighed up to 7 tons with tusks that could grow up to 4. 25 meters long. Mammoths went