Kangaroo Incisor Tooth Fossil 1&3/4" - Macropus sp. - #FMT3
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-Species: Macropus sp.
("Big Foot")
-Notes: A well-preserved and large tooth. Comes displayed in a glass-covered display box (5&1/2"L x 4&1/2"W x 7/8"H). Acrylic stand, not included.
-Age: Pleistocene Epoch, 500,000-60,000 years ago
-Location: Henschke Fossil Cave, Naracoorte, Australia
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