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Bison priscus partial lower left jaw (533 mm)
Partial left lower jaw of Bison priscus (steppe bison). Four complete teeth are visible within the jawbone. This bison fossil was discovered in Hungary, in Pest County, during gravel mining operations. The approximate dimensions of the jaw are: length 533 mm, height 169 mm, and width 51 mm. Its weight is approximately 1265 grams + packaging. The surface of the jaw has been conserved using Polyvinyl Butyral 30, dissolved in ethanol.









