Fine 9.5cm fossil jaw fragment of Extinct Cave Bear Ursus spelaeus; Czech.

Description

Offered is a fine 9.5cm fossil jaw fragment and two molar teeth of the extinct Cave Bear
Ursus spelaeus,
Rosenmuller & Heinroth, from the Pleistocene; Devensian of Srbsko, Czech Republic.
The enamel surfaces of the teeth, each of which is each approx.3cm, are in fine detail and typically eroded by sheer use when the bear was alive; part of one bifurcated single root is particularly well preserved
in-situ
and unbroken.............a very fine example.  The reverse of the jaw fragment is broken to reveal both compact and spongy bone.
No reserve for a fine and good sized example of a fossil Cave Bear jaw with two teeth, and from an unusual locality.
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