Mammoth

Mammoth Tooth (Mammuthus primigenius)

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	This specimen is a cast of a lower right molar from a fairly recent animal. As you may notice, the lateral view displays the high mound of this tooth, it is deeply ridged and by viewing the occlusal surface you will notice quite a few ridges of enamel. It is more than likely that this animal was Mammuthus primigenius (Woolly Mammoth). Polygon counts: Original 100,000; 30,000 before compression Time: Late Wisconsiaan Locality: Blaine, Atoka Co., WI. Specimen: P8143
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This specimen is a cast of a lower right molar from a fairly recent animal. As you may notice, the lateral view displays the high mound of this tooth, it is deeply ridged and by viewing the occlusal surface you will notice quite a few ridges of enamel. It is more than likely that this animal was Mammuthus primigenius (Woolly Mammoth).

Polygon counts: Original 100,000; 30,000 before compression
Time: Late Wisconsiaan
Locality: Blaine, Atoka Co., WI.
Specimen: P8143