Pleistocene Steppe Bison - Fossil vertebra bone - Bison Priscus

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Bison Priscus, Steppe Bison specimen from Europe dating to the Quaternary Pleistocene, conserved in natural condition, original authentic, comprising four vertebrae: atlas from the River Rhine in Germany, neck from the North Sea, thoracic from the North Sea, and sacrum from the North Sea.

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4 Vertebrae of the Steppe Bison (Bison Priscus)

Atlas Vertebra- 24cm. x 12 x14, 965 G. - from the River Rhine, Germany

Neck vertebra - 24.5cm. x 18 x 13, 885 G - from the North Sea

Thorac Vertebra with partial process - 33cm. x 15 x 8, , 405G - from the North Sea

Sacrum-26cm. x 22 x 13, 1670 G - from the North Sea


4 Vertebrae of the Steppe Bison (Bison Priscus)

Atlas Vertebra- 24cm. x 12 x14, 965 G. - from the River Rhine, Germany

Neck vertebra - 24.5cm. x 18 x 13, 885 G - from the North Sea

Thorac Vertebra with partial process - 33cm. x 15 x 8, , 405G - from the North Sea

Sacrum-26cm. x 22 x 13, 1670 G - from the North Sea


Details

Number of objects
4
Specimen
Pleistocene Steppe Bison
Scientific name
Bison Priscus
Country of origin
Europe
Geological period
Quaternary, Pleistocene (2.58 - 0.0117 million years)
Condition
Natural
Treatment
Conserved
Authenticity
Original/official
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GermanyVerified
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Objects sold
Private

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