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Alces sp. (latifrons?) partial antler (263 mm)
Alces sp. (latifrons?) Ancient moose partial antler. The deer fossil was found in Pest County, Hungary, during gravel mining. On the surface of the antlers long ago marcasite tubers could be found; The sulphide-degrading bacteria produce sulfuric acid during their activity, which bones the bone. Dimensions of the antler: Approximate length 263 mm The maximum thickness of the antlers (crown) is 75 mm. The weight of the antlers is about 979 grams + pack. The surface of the antler is preserved with cyanoacrylate and PVB (Mowital).
