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Name: Cave Bear Skull (Ursus uralensis)
Age: Pleistocene
Formation: Cave Deposits
Location: Ural Mountains, Russia
Size: Skull and jaws are 18 inches long
Specimen SS207
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This is an extremely displayable vertebrate fossil. It is a complete skull and lower jaws from the extinct Ice Age Cave Bear, Ursus uralensis. Cave Bears were the largest member of the bear family and the chief animal hunted by Neanderthal Man. Cave Bear material is getting harder to find - most of the caves have been discovered and heavily collected. This adult skull is very large (18 inches long) and beautifully articulated. The jaws have the full complement of teeth intact. The mouth-open, ''roaring'' pose is both awesome and quite impressive. A specimen like this could be the centerpiece of a fossil collection, or showcased in one's home or office. It would be hard to find a more impressive display fossil, especially for the price.
A Certificate of Authenticity from EXTINCTIONS is included with this specimen.
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