Baby Eremotherium Fossil Giant Sloth Tooth

Baby Eremotherium Fossil Giant Sloth ToothHeavily mineralized and solid tooth from a Pleistocene baby giant sloth, Eremotherium laurillardi. Eremotherium teeth tend to break easily and are not a common find. One from a sub adult, bit more uncommon. No repair or restoration. Eremotherium laurillardi, commonly known as the Giant Ground Sloth, was a prominent species during the Pleistocene epoch, which lasted from about 2. 58 million to 11,700 years ago. This prehistoric mammal was one of the

There is no repair or restoration

There is evidence to suggest that they lived solitary lives

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This tooth was recovered from the Pleistocene deposits of Siberia

This is above average tooth with only minor restoration

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and adept at slicing through flesh and bone

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The region's rich flora supported these large herbivores