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Caenotherium, Oligocene, FRA
Caenotherium, Oligocene, FRA
Caenotherium, Oligocene, FRA
Caenotherium, Oligocene, FRA
Caenotherium, Oligocene, FRA
Caenotherium, Oligocene, FRA
Caenotherium, Oligocene, FRA
Caenotherium, Oligocene, FRA
Caenotherium, Oligocene, FRA
Caenotherium, Oligocene, FRA

Caenotherium, Oligocene, FRA

Product number: F670901

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Product information "Caenotherium, Oligocene, FRA"

Mandible of Caenotherium leptognathum (LEIZER & PARIEU 1838)

This mandible comes from the Caenotherium / Cainotherium, an extinct small artiodactyl. It was a hare-like herbivore and lived from the Eocene to the Miocene in Central Europe.

Historical piece!

Age: Paleogene, Oligocene;
Locality: Mouillas, Quercy, France
Size: approx. 1.5 cm in the round box

You will receive one box with a mandible.

The colors in the pictures may differ slightly from the original due to technical reasons.



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