Complete Hyaenodon Tooth Fossil

Hyaenodon sp

Class Mammalia, Order Creodonta, Family Hyaenodontidae

Geological Time: Pliocene

Size (25.4mm=1 inch): 23 mm wide by 45 mm high (including root)

Fossil Site: Cave Deposits, Carpathian Mountains, Romania

Fossil Code: AAF328

Price: $95.00 - sold


Description: The Creodonts were the dominant carnivorous mammals of the early Tetriary, comprised of the Oxyaenidae and the Hyaenidontidae. The Hyaenodontids ranged throughout the Northern Hemisphere, even reaching Africa. The largest was known as Megistrotherium, and had a skull twice as long as a modern tiger, making it the largest known land mammal carnivore. The extinction of the Hyyaenodontids still remains a mystery today.

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