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

from wing venation to antennal structure

Can't go wrong with this one

and higher serration density

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A 2001 study by Bruce Rothschild and colleagues examined five referred foot bones for stress fractures and found none

Variant A and B is partially rooted

Allosaurus material is not as widely available on the commercial market as Late Cretaceous dinosaurs like Nanotyrannus or even Tyrannosaurus rex

Marshosaurus inhabited the Morrison Formation during the late Kimmeridgian to early Tithonian

angustidens sits at an interesting evolutionary inflection point: large enough to dominate most of what it encountered

the front horn was particularly long

The specimen has been repaired and gap filled — honest restoration work that is standard for fossils of this age

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