Rare Hyracodon Fossil Jaw on Oak Stand, Badlands, South Dakota, Oligocene, R1137

 
  

   Type: This is a nice fossil jaw from
   
    Hyracodon nebraskensis
   
   .  It has 11 preserved teeth as well as the main portions of the mandible. This specimen was found in two pieces which I have rejoined.  There is no restoration on the teeth or mandible.  This specimen will also come with a custom red oak stand which I have made as well as a custom-made stainless-steel display label.  It will make a wonderful addition to the collection.
  
  

   

  
  

   Weight: 4 pounds, 2 ounces (including stand)
  
  

   

   Locality: Private land in Pennington County, South Dakota
  
  

   

   Age: Oligocene, 30 Million Years Ago
  
  

   

  
  

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