Description
For sale is a fossilized raccoon canine tooth from the species Procyon lotor, dating back to the Pleistocene era. This fossil was discovered in the Santafe River, Florida, USA, and offers a rare glimpse into the Ice Age ancestors of the modern raccoon, which roamed North America approximately 2.6 million to 11,700 years ago.
Raccoons are well-known for their adaptability, and their ancestors thrived in the diverse environments of the Pleistocene epoch. These fossilized canine teeth provide a fascinating look at the small carnivores of the Ice Age. Each fossil has been professionally cleaned and prepped, ensuring excellent preservation. The average size of the fossil teeth ranges from 10-20mm.
- Location: Santafe River, Florida, USA
- Geological Period: Pleistocene, approximately 2.6 million to 11,700 years old
- Species: Procyon lotor (Raccoon)
- Condition: Professionally cleaned and prepped for display
- Size: Average size 14-31mm (photo shows an example of the fossil you will receive; full sizing shown in the photos with a 1cm scale cube)
- Authenticity: Includes a Certificate of Authenticity, verifying this is a 100% genuine fossil specimen.
The photo shows an example of the raccoon canine tooth fossil you will receive. Each fossil is carefully chosen for its quality and preservation. Whether you’re a fossil collector or simply fascinated by Ice Age mammals, this raccoon canine tooth fossil is a unique and valuable addition to any collection.
Own a piece of Pleistocene history with this genuine raccoon canine tooth fossil!
