Fossil Mammoth Molar Tooth – North Sea, Western Europe

A striking partial fossil mammoth molar showcasing the distinctive enamel plates that made mammoth teeth so well adapted for grinding tough grasses and vegetation. This substantial specimen preserves multiple visible ridges and sections of the tooth structure, with natural earthy brown and black coloration throughout. The weathered surface, cracking, and exposed enamel create a really dramatic display piece and give a great look at the internal structure of a mammoth molar. Measuring approximately 6 inches tall at its highest point, this is a sizable fossil that displays beautifully on a shelf, desk, or in a fossil collection. Details: Genuine fossil mammoth molar Partial tooth specimen Prominent enamel plates/ridges visible Approximately 6" tall at the highest point Natural fossilization, wear, cracking, and surface variation present You will receive the exact specimen pictured Note: As with all genuine fossils, natural cracks, missing portions, mineral staining, and other imperfections are part of the specimen’s history and character.