rhino toothI found this rhino tooth in the Spring. Its one of only a few known from NJ. I originally only found one half of the tooth, but I knew I broke it and the other half had to be around somewhere. So I went back a few days later and feverishly dug around for the rest because it would probably be lost forever if I did not find it on that day. It had been probably about 5 hours or so of digging in the same general vicinity without any luck, but then I found the other half unexpectedly and was able to go home very happy!
Age
| Miocene Epoch |
Category
| Land Mammal |
Formation
| Kirkwood Formation |
Location
| Monmouth County, New Jersey, USA |
Species
| Diceratherium matutinus |
Length
| 1 7/8 inches |
Width
| 1 1/8 inches |
Thickness
| 3/4 inches |
ID | 2378 |
Member | toothpuller |
Date Added | 10/3/2007 |
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