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Poebrotherium labiatum Camel skull from Wyoming
Oligocene age (Approx. 30 - 34 million years old) is the skull of an extinct camel called Poebrotherium labiatum. Place of origin of the camel: U.S.A. Wyoming, Converse County, Brule Formation, White River Group. The dimensions of the skull are approximately: length 190 mm, height 90 mm, width 56 mm. Its weight is approx. 493 grams. When it was found, it was broken into 3 pieces, the part of the nose was deformed. The pieces have been glued together and the skull is nicely prepared from the rock. One of the interesting things about the skull is that the brown teeth glow bright yellow.
