Horse Fossil Jaw – Equus ferus Lower Jaw | Pleistocene Poland Chondrite meteorite

Horse Fossil Jaw – Equus ferus Lower Jaw | Pleistocene Poland Chondrite meteoriteEquus ferus Fossil Horse Lower Jaw from the PleistoceneLate Pleistocene (~10,00050,000 years ago) Poland This authentic Equus ferus lower jaw is a well preserved remnant of Ice Age horse populations that once roamed the open steppes of prehistoric Europe. Recovered from Pleistocene deposits in Poland, it reflects the strength and adaptability of wild horses that thrived in cold and changing environments. Weighing approximately 2 kg, the jaw displays

rex” from the Cretaceous

and detailed glabella

Cenomanian Stage (~93 million years ago) | Kem Kem Beds

Exceptionally well-preserved

The specimen is completely original and unrestored

6 cm• Weight with stand: 14

the entire skeleton is clearly visible and perfectly articulated

This authentic Equus ferus jaw originates from the Late Pleistocene

Sauropod teeth such as this were adapted for stripping vegetation

Features:• Authentic fossilized Sequoia wood

It preserves multiple insect inclusions in clear

Features:• Species: Tethysaurus nopcsai• Geological period: Late Cretaceous (Turonian