Gomphothere Tooth (Four-tusked elephant relative)
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-Species: undetermined
-Size: 5"L x 4"W x 3"H
-Notes: A partial tooth from a species of mastodon-like animal called a Gomphothere. Gomphotheres are noted for having four straight tusks; one set in the maxilla, and one set in the mandible.
-Age: Miocene epoch, 23-5 million years ago
-Location: Peace River Formation, Bone Valley Member, Florida, USA
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