American Rhino Fossil Tooth (Titanothere), Fragments other fossils Fe/Mn=40-47

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**This specimen was on display at the Hobberlin Museum before entering the Prehistoria Museum collection

these ~4" diameter

It is missing the nail part of the claw but could still be used as jewelry materials

These gold bags include a jar of REAL GOLD and a mix of awesome gems

American Rhino Fossil Tooth (Titanothere), Fragments other fossils Fe/Mn=40-47Titanothere tooth fragments for sale! This is a real fossil "American rhinoceros" tooth from the badlands of South Dakota. Also known as Titanotheres, this family of extinct mammals resembled giant rhinos, though they are closely related to horses. They lived roughly 56 34 million years ago. These specimens measure ~1" long and can be shipped worldwide. PRICE IS PER RANDOMLY SELECTED SPECIMEN!