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eremotherium giant sloth tooth
eremotherium giant sloth tooth
eremotherium giant sloth tooth
eremotherium giant sloth tooth
Item 197  Eremotherium giant sloth molariform tooth.  Pleistocene.  Florida.    Sloth info
Desmostylus tooth fossil
Item 176  Desmostylus hesperus (giant beaver) incisor tooth.  Miocene.  Temblor Formation, Fresno County, California.


brontothere lower tooth
brontothere lower tooth
brontothere lower tooth
Item 132  Amazing gem-quality Brontothere (Brontotherium ingens) lower molar.  Eocene.  White River Badlands, Pennington County, South Dakota.  Brontothere info
fossil deer jaw
fossil deer jaw
Item 65  Deer jaw.  Pleistocene.  Florida.  Very solid.

Item 205  Woolly Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) tooth.  Pleistocene.  Przemysl, San River, Poland.  Spectacular tooth with a bit of jawbone still clinging to the roots.  Mammoth info
marbled mastodon tooth with full roots and jawbone
marbled mastodon tooth with full roots and jawbone
marbled mastodon tooth with full roots and jawbone
Item 118  Mammut americanum molar.  Pleistocene.  Suwannee River, Florida.  Amazing tooth with a bit of jawbone still attached.  Land find.  Mastodon info


titanothere / brontothere upper skull section with teeth
titanothere / brontothere upper skull section with teeth
titanothere / brontothere upper skull section with teeth
Item 192  Brontothere/Titanothere upper skull fragment with canine and molar.  Late Eocene.  White River Group, South Dakota.  This is an older, very solid find.  Brontothere info
oreodont skull fossil
oreodont skull fossil
Item 196  Oreodont (Merycoidodon culbertsoni) juvenile skull.  Oligocene.  Scenic, South Dakota.  I don't know what is neater, the fact that the bone preservation is outstanding and sutures are still visible, or the fact that this skull was discovered in 1942!  Oreodont info



unerupted columbian mammoth tooth section
unerupted columbian mammoth tooth section
unerupted columbian mammoth tooth section
Item 97  Columbian mammoth (Mammuthus columbi) molar.  Pleictocene.  Morgan River, South Carolina.  Very solid unerupted tooth.  Mammoth info


juvenile hadrosaur hand ungal fossil
juvenile hadrosaur hand ungal fossil
juvenile hadrosaur hand ungal fossil
Item 113  Hadrosaur hand ungal (hoof).  Cretaceous.  Judith River, Montana.  This is from a very small juvenile.  Not very common in this size or condition.  Very nice specimen.  Hadrosaur Info

Deinotherium or Prodeinothere tooth
Deinotherium or Prodeinothere tooth
Deinotherium or Prodeinothere tooth
Deinothere molar.  Miocene.  Bosnia.  Very nice enamel.  This is the best Deinothere tooth I have available.  Deinothere info

Juvenile Columbian Mammoth molar
Juvenile Columbian Mammoth tooth
Item 184  Columbian mammoth (Mammuthus columbi) molar.  Pleictocene.  Dixie County, Florida.  Mammoth info
White columbian mammoth tooth from Kansas gravel pit
White columbian mammoth tooth from Kansas gravel pit
White columbian mammoth tooth from Kansas gravel pit
White columbian mammoth tooth from Kansas gravel pit
Item 242  Very large, very pretty, Columbian Mammoth (Mammuthus columbi) tooth.  Pleistocene.  Southwestern Kansas gravel pit.  Found around 1977.  Mammoth info
Pleistocene horse jaw
Colorful horse jaw
Fossil horse jaw
Fossil horse teeth
Pleistocene horse incisors
Item 239  Very nicely colored horse jaw.  Based on the feel and coloration, I am assuming it is very late Pleistocene.  Florida.  The jaw is split into two halves and there is a bit of glue where somebody tried to reattach them.  I was going to remove the glue but never got around to it.  Horse info