Camel Toe Bone in a Med Case

This camel toe bone comes from an Ice Age camel that once roamed Florida during the Pleistocene, alongside mammoths, mastodons, and other megafauna that called the region home before going extinct around 10,000 to 13,000 years ago. Florida's rivers and creek beds have produced a steady stream of camel remains over the years, and this phalanx shows the dense, well permineralized texture typical of specimens pulled from those deposits. It's a solid, genuine piece with good coloring and detail, already mounted in a 5x6 inch display case with an ID label so it's ready to display. A nice addition for anyone collecting Ice Age fossils or looking to round out a North American megafauna collection.

Option A and B are juvenile toe bones