Three Toed Horse Tooth

Three Toed Horse ToothThis Nannippus tooth from Nebraska's Late Miocene fossil beds is a beauty warm brown tones with creamy white contrast from natural mineralization that makes it as visually appealing as it is scientifically interesting. Nannippus was a small, lightly built three toed horse that browsed and grazed across North America's expanding grasslands before the modern single toed Equus came to dominate. Excellent enamel and root detail round out a specimen that

Size and where they lived

and powerful legs made it both an efficient hunter and scavenger

This Hemi is in virtually perfect condition

and the intensity of commercial excavation in certain formations mean that Cretaceous material often appears more frequently for sale

All three were apex carnivores

Color: The coloration of the Bramble Shark ranges from brown to greyish-black

These sharks inhabited warm

It was discovered in Goulmima

This tooth is in good condition

Claw unguals

During the 1960s

Eastern USA: Pliocene marine formations in New Jersey