Steppe bison - mandible - Fossil bone - Bison priscus - 23 cm - 45 cm

Fossil mandible of Bison priscus – Poland

Authentic fossil mandible of Bison priscus (steppe bison), originating from Poland. The mandible preserves the still-present dental series. The teeth are naturally seated in their respective alveolar sockets and show slight movement due to natural fossilization and preservation processes; they are not glued.

The anterior portion of the mandible also preserves two incisors still in anatomical position, clearly visible and integrated into the specimen.

The bony surface preserves readable anatomical details that enhance its paleontological and collecting interest.

Dimensions: 45 × 23 × 6 cm
Weight: 0.893 kg
Geological period: Bison priscus lived from the middle Pleistocene to the early Holocene (about 600,000–7,500 years ago)
Condition: Natural
Provenance: Poland

Specimen photographed from multiple angles and with close-up details to accurately show its state of preservation and natural characteristics. Colors may vary slightly depending on the device and screen settings used to view the images.