Desmostylus Molar Tooth Replica

Desmostylus molar tooth replica measures 2.14 x 1.09 x 3.10 inches. The Desmostylus hesperus molar is a museum-quality polyurethane resin cast from a Buena Vista Museum of Natural Sciences specimen. 1:1 scale. Made in USA. Worn molar of the Seahorse of Miocene North Pacific Coastal waters. Shark’s Tooth Hill. Fossils of the extinct mammal come from the northern Pacific Rim and from Baja California Peninsula along the coast of California. The Fossils found in Oregon, Washington, Sakhalin Island, Hokkaido, and south to the Shimane Prefecture were in pristine condition. These ancient creatures lived from the Late Oligocene subepouch through the Late Miocene subepoch. Scientific Classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: †Desmostylia Family: †Desmostylidae Genus: †Desmostylus Species: †D. hesperus Binomial name: †Desmostylus hesperus Conservation Status: Extinct Desi, the Desmostylus tooth replica, opens her own dental practice in Spokane. It is an immediate success due to her great personality and she offers free sedation for all patients. Westie, the West Indian manatee skull replica, goes to her every six months to make sure his teeth are in tip-top shape. Hungry, the hippopotamus skull replica, has a toothache and is in the waiting room napping on the floor. Wally, the walrus male skull replica, gets his teeth and huge tusks polished every week or so to make sure he is the top choice for all female walruses during breeding seasons.