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| EXTINCTIONS CHOICE - Ice Age Bison Skull |
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BISON
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| Stock Number XVBIS902 |
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Name:
Bison (Buffalo) Skull Cap
Age: Pleistocene
Formation: Ice Age Glaciation
Location: Nebraska
Size: Spread between horns is 25 inches
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This is a very displayable vertebrate fossil. It is a large Bison (buffalo) skull cap from the Ice Age deposits of Nebraska. This specimen is from a large, adult Bison. This animal was a male - the horns are larger and thicker than a female's. The skull cap has both horns fully intact, and the spread between the horns is more than a full two feet! The entire top of the skull is present, and the condile (the process that attached to the first vertebra) is also fully intact. This is a very collectible Ice Age fossil that would look great in any fossil collection.
This fossil was collected and obtained legally, and is also being sold legally.
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