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A single well preserved fossil Cave Bear canine tooth from the Pleistocene of Austria.

Cave Deposits (Eiszeitlicher Hohlenbar)
 
Devensian Stage, Pleistocene Period, Mixnitz, Austria, Europe. 

Age:- 20,000 Years Old Size = 9,8 cm long.

The cave bear (Ursus spelaeus) was a species of bear that lived in Europe and Asia during the Pleistocene and became extinct about 24,000 years ago during the Last Glacial Maximum.
Standing close to 3.5 meters (11.50 ft) tall while rearing up, the cave bear had a very broad, domed skull with a steep forehead.
The fossil is sent by registered mail. 

Quaternary, Pleistocene (2.58 - 0.0117 million years)

Cave Bear Canine with root - Fossil teeth - Ursus spelaeus

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Period

Cretaceous (145 - 66 million years)

Cretaceous, Upper (100.5 - 66 million years)

Neogene, Miocene (23.03 - 5.33 million years)

Neogene (23.03 - 2.58 million years)

Cretaceous, Lower (145 - 100.5 million years)

Devonian (419.2 - 358.9 million years)

Paleogene, Eocene (56 - 33.9 million years)

Triassic (251.9 - 201.3 million years)

Jurassic (201.3 - 145 million years)

Ordovician (485.4 - 443.8 million years)

Devonian, Middle (393.3 - 382.7 million years)

Jurassic, Lower (201.3 - 174.1 million years)

Carboniferous, Pennsylvanian (323.2 - 298.9 million years)

Jurassic, Upper (163.5 - 145 million years)

Cambrian (541 - 485.4 million years)

Carboniferous (358.9 - 298.9 million years)

Triassic, Lower (251.9 - 247.2 million years)

Cambrian, Series 2 (521 - 509 million years)

Ordovician, Middle (470 - 458.4 million years)

Paleogene, Paleocene (66 - 56 million years)

Triassic, Middle (247.2 - 237 million years)

Cenozoic (66 - 0 million years)

Jurassic, Middle (174.1 - 163.5 million years)

Paleozoic (541 - 251.9 million years)

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18 kt.

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Heart

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