This is a Merycoidodon (Oreodon) Fossil Right Lower Jaw from the Brule Formation, dating back to the Oligocene epoch, discovered in the renowned Badlands of South Dakota, USA. Merycoidodon, commonly known as Oreodon, was a herbivorous mammal resembling modern pigs and sheep, thriving in North America’s ancient plains. This well-preserved jaw fossil, featuring detailed tooth structures, offers valuable insight into the feeding habits and evolutionary biology of this fascinating prehistoric species. This fossil comes from the celebrated Alice Purnell Collection, recognized for its world-class specimens.

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This Merycoidodon (Oreodon) Right Lower Jaw Fossil provides a rare and detailed look into North America’s prehistoric ecosystems, making it a prized addition to any fossil collection. Its scientific value and display-worthy preservation make it an excellent choice for collectors, educators, and natural history enthusiasts.

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