Macropus Fossil Upper Incisor Tooth – Pleistocene | Delungra, NSW
Macropus Fossil Upper Incisor Tooth – Pleistocene | Delungra, NSW
A genuine fossil upper incisor tooth from Macropus sp. (giant kangaroo), measuring an impressive 10 cm in length. Recovered from Pleistocene-age deposits near Delungra, New South Wales, Australia — a region renowned for its rich megafauna fossil record.
This specimen is approximately 40,000 years old, representing Australia's iconic prehistoric megafauna that roamed the continent until their extinction. The tooth displays excellent preservation with natural mineralisation, making it a compelling addition to any fossil or natural history collection.
Includes a display case — ready to showcase from the moment it arrives.
- Species: Macropus sp.
- Element: Upper incisor tooth
- Length: 10 cm
- Age: Pleistocene (~40,000 years old)
- Locality: Delungra, New South Wales, Australia
- Condition: Fossil, natural preservation
- Includes: Display case
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Wash only when necessary using cold water and a gentle detergent.
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