Sullivan Halipré

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A beautiful fossil bone from the forelimb of a young cave bear that lived during the last Ice Age.
It is an ulna, easy to recognize by its crescent-shaped end (the so-called olecranon) that supports the tip of the elbow.

Species: Ursus spelaeus
Locality: Carpathian Mountains, Romania
Epoch: Late Pleistocene
Dimensions: 20.5x5.2x4 cm.

Prachtig fossiel bot uit de voorpoot van een jonge holenbeer die tijdens de laatste IJstijd leefde.
Het betreft een ellepijp (ulna), eenvoudig te herkennen aan het halvemaanvormige uiteinde (het zogeheten olecranon) dat het puntje van de elleboog ondersteunt. 

Soort: Ursus spelaeus
Vindplaats: Karpaten-gebergte, Roemenië
Tijdperk: Laat Pleistoceen
Afmetingen: 20.5x5.2x4cm.

Cave Bear - Fossil bone - Ursus spelaeus - 20.5 cm - 5.2 cm  (No reserve price)

Quaternary, Pleistocene (2.58 - 0.0117 million years) - Romania

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Ursus spelaeus ulna from a young cave bear, dating to the Late Pleistocene in Romania, conserved with original authenticity, in natural condition, measuring 20.5 cm high, 5.2 cm wide and 4 cm deep.

Cave Bear - Fossil bone - Ursus spelaeus - 20.5 cm - 5.2 cm (No reserve price)

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Ursus spelaeus ulna from a young cave bear, dating to the Late Pleistocene in Romania, conserved with original authenticity, in natural condition, measuring 20.5 cm high, 5.2 cm wide and 4 cm deep.

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