宝石级冰河时代洞熊(Ursus spelaeus)下颌臼齿(M1) - 牙齒化石 (沒有保留價)





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自然標本:Ursus spelaeus(洞熊)下頜臼齒(M1),寶石級,來自晚更新世冰河時代約5萬年前;原始真實性,經 Paraloid B72 穩定處理,於波蘭洞穴取得。
賣家描述
Scientific name: †Ursus spelaeus (Rosenmüller, 1794) - Cave Bear - Lower Dentary Molar Tooth (M1)
Location: Cave located in Poland
Geological Formation: Found in the sediments of a deep Cave or cavern
Age: Late Pleistocene, Quaternary period (~50.000 Years)
Size: 3,3cm
REF.: #S584
DESCRIPTION:
Impressive rooted lower dentary molar tooth (M1) belonging to the famous and enormous Ice Age cave bear (Ursus spelaeus). Completely natural, without restorations or repairs. Only a colorless professional stabilizer called Paraloid B72 has been applied to ensure its proper preservation. These types of teeth, found inside caves, have been exposed to extremely high humidity levels for thousands of years. When they are unearthed from the caves, the moisture within their structure begins to evaporate, and they dehydrate rapidly, leading to fracturing and rapid degradation of the fossil. For this reason, it is important to apply this professional lab paleontological protection.
Teeth and bones that fossilize inside caves usually display beautiful dark, bluish, and highly varied colors. This is because mineralized water containing iron and manganese oxides circulated in the sediments where they fossilized along thousands of years. These oxides also percolate into the structure of the bones and teeth, mineralizing them. Sometimes, most of these colors are due to pyrolusite (manganese oxide).
All of our fossils come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Every week, the issued Certificates of Authenticity are updated in our database verification system on our website. If you find that your certificate has not yet been updated, please contact us and we will update it immediately. Display box included.
賣家的故事
Scientific name: †Ursus spelaeus (Rosenmüller, 1794) - Cave Bear - Lower Dentary Molar Tooth (M1)
Location: Cave located in Poland
Geological Formation: Found in the sediments of a deep Cave or cavern
Age: Late Pleistocene, Quaternary period (~50.000 Years)
Size: 3,3cm
REF.: #S584
DESCRIPTION:
Impressive rooted lower dentary molar tooth (M1) belonging to the famous and enormous Ice Age cave bear (Ursus spelaeus). Completely natural, without restorations or repairs. Only a colorless professional stabilizer called Paraloid B72 has been applied to ensure its proper preservation. These types of teeth, found inside caves, have been exposed to extremely high humidity levels for thousands of years. When they are unearthed from the caves, the moisture within their structure begins to evaporate, and they dehydrate rapidly, leading to fracturing and rapid degradation of the fossil. For this reason, it is important to apply this professional lab paleontological protection.
Teeth and bones that fossilize inside caves usually display beautiful dark, bluish, and highly varied colors. This is because mineralized water containing iron and manganese oxides circulated in the sediments where they fossilized along thousands of years. These oxides also percolate into the structure of the bones and teeth, mineralizing them. Sometimes, most of these colors are due to pyrolusite (manganese oxide).
All of our fossils come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Every week, the issued Certificates of Authenticity are updated in our database verification system on our website. If you find that your certificate has not yet been updated, please contact us and we will update it immediately. Display box included.

