Remarkable 10,000-year-old mastodon molar found in California by researcher

TL;DR
Geologist Brigid Lynch uncovered an exceptionally preserved 10,000-year-old Pacific mastodon molar in a San Mateo County preserve; paleontologists call it the most complete mastodon tooth found in the area, and the fossil has been donated to Stanford for carbon dating to confirm its age and inform Ice Age biodiversity studies.
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- ‘Immaculate condition’: Rare mastodon fossil found in San Mateo County creek The Mercury News
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