Horse Fossil Jaw – Equus ferus Lower Jaw | Pleistocene Poland North Africa A clear and scientifically significant

A clear and scientifically significant example of early starfish evolution — preserved from the ancient seas of the Ordovician

suitable for cabinet presentation

Jurassic Period (~195 million years ago) | Colombia

this vertebra captures the strength and presence of a creature built for endurance

Morocco• Matrix: Natural limestone• Dimensions: 21 x 14

Horse Fossil Jaw – Equus ferus Lower Jaw | Pleistocene Poland North Africa A clear and scientifically significantEquus ferus Fossil Horse Lower Jaw from the PleistoceneLate Pleistocene (~10,00050,000 years ago) Poland This authentic Equus ferus lower jaw is a well preserved remnant of Ice Age horse populations that once roamed the open steppes of prehistoric Europe. Recovered from Pleistocene deposits in Poland, it reflects the strength and adaptability of wild horses that thrived in cold and changing environments. Weighing approximately 2 kg, the jaw displays