Rare Mastodon Molar Discovered in Northern California Creek
Brigid Lynch, a geomorphologist, discovered a well-preserved molar from a Pacific mastodon while researching in a San Mateo County creek. This remarkable find sheds light on the prehistoric creatures that roamed North America during the Ice Age.
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Ancient Mastodon Tooth Discovered in California Creek
Rare Mastodon Molar Discovered in Northern California Creek
‘Immaculate condition’: Rare mastodon fossil found in Northern California creek
‘Immaculate condition’: Rare mastodon fossil found in Northern California creek
‘Immaculate condition’: Rare mastodon fossil found in Northern California creek
‘Immaculate condition’: Rare mastodon fossil found in Northern California creek
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