Real Partial Fossilized Oreodont Skull Manual somewhat resembling a Homotherium

somewhat resembling a Homotherium

forensic reference piece

The snipe uses its long sensitive beak to probe the soil for worms

forensic training

Stand and base included

Real Partial Fossilized Oreodont Skull Manual somewhat resembling a HomotheriumMerycoidodontoidea, commonly known as oreodonts, are an extinct group of hoofed mammals that lived in North America. They were herbivores that fed on grasses, leaves, and shrubs, using their flat teeth to grind tough vegetation. Most species were about the size of a sheep or small pig. They lived in woodlands, open forests, and grasslands. Fossil evidence suggests they may have lived in groups. Specifications: Skull Length 16. 7 cm (6. 6 in) Skull