Pristine Woolly Rhino Jaw

Pristine Woolly Rhino JawThis is a beautifully preserved specimen with every tooth intact and free of major cracks, chips, and damage. It is uncommon for Woolly Rhino jaws to still have its condylar process and coronoid process still intact, and as perfectly preserved as this one has. This beautiful fossil is a pristine example of a Woolly Rhino jaw and will stand out in your collection. No repair pr restoration. Comes on a custom powder coated stand. Measures 20"X19" on the

Its fossils come primarily from the Morrison Formation

The rise of modern marine ecosystems

Spinosaurus is often compared with two other giant theropods: Tyrannosaurus rex and Carcharodontosaurus(another huge predator from Africa and South America)

serrated teeth

those from Florida are true fossils

Habitat: These had a widespread distribution

Each tooth is a small snapshot of a busy Miocene ocean

The tooth design suggests a slicing feeding style

Other important fossils come from places like Morocco and the Netherlands

heavily mineralized

often with beautiful contrast between the root and the crown

The rock is dominated by plagioclase feldspar