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Auroch Ankle Bone

Dinosaur Bone

Dinosaur Bone - UK

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Dinosaur Eggshell with Magnifier Lens

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Species Name: Bos primigenius

Geological Age: 10,000. Pleistocene period

Location: North Sea Bed, Holland

Body Part: Ankle Bone

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Specimens of Auroch ankle bone which were dredged up from the north sea. These samples are supplied in a polythene bag and are approximately 8 cm in length and 4 cm in diameter, they are also supplied with an information label. Aurochs were a species of now extinct large cattle which were native to Europe, Asia and north Africa. They are believed to have lived from the Pleistocene period up until 1627, however the Aurochs are thought to have migrated into Europe approximately 270,000 years ago, These samples are roughly 10,000 years old dating them to the Pleistocene period and would be a perfect addition to any fossil collection.

Weight 150 g

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