Mammoth Rib Fossil 52cm – Middle Ventral Rib | North Sea Marine reptile Late Cretaceous (~95 million years

Late Cretaceous (~95 million years ago) | Kem Kem Beds

preserving delicate wings

natural surface and structure

along with well-developed regmaglypts — the characteristic thumbprint-like indentations created as the meteorite passed through Earth’s atmosphere

This extraordinary piece features part of the massive upper skull

Mammoth Rib Fossil 52cm – Middle Ventral Rib | North Sea Marine reptile Late Cretaceous (~95 million yearsMammoth Rib Middle Ventral Rib from the Ice AgeLate Pleistocene (~30,00050,000 years ago) North Sea This authentic mammoth rib is a powerful remnant of Ice Age megafauna, preserved from the Late Pleistocene epoch. Recovered from the North Sea, it once formed part of the massive ribcage of a woolly mammoth that roamed the cold steppe landscapes of prehistoric Europe. The rib comes from a middle ventral position, displaying robust bone structure and