Plesiadapis sp.

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Vendor: Fossil Soup

SKU Number: SQ0887252

A beautiful rare tooth of the early primate, Plesiadapis sp. Probably P. tricuspidens or P. remensis as these are the 2 species found in the Late Paleocene, Sparnacian stage of Cernay-les-Reims, France.

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Vendor: Fossil Soup

SKU Number: SQ0887252

A beautiful rare tooth of the early primate, Plesiadapis sp. Probably P. tricuspidens or P. remensis as these are the 2 species found in the Late Paleocene, Sparnacian stage of Cernay-les-Reims, France.

Full dimensions are listed below.

Specimen Details
Name: Plesiadapis sp. Order / Family: Plesiadapiformes, Plesiadapidae Age: Late Paleocene Locality: Cernay-les-Reims, France Formation: Sparnacian Stage
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Dimensions: In Inches Length: 10.00 inches Width: 7.00 inches Height: 4.00 inches Weight: N/A
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Additional Information

Plesiadapis is a genus of an early primate-like mammal

The first discovery of Plesiadapis was made by François Louis Paul Gervaise in 1877, who first discovered Plesiadapis tricuspidens in France. The type specimen is MNHN Crl-16, and is a left mandibular fragment dated to the early Eocene epoch. This genus probably arose in North America and colonized Europe on a land bridge via Greenland.

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