Woolly Mammoth Tusk Fossil Fragment from Alaska Smithsonite You’ll also notice that this

You’ll also notice that this meteorite is magnetic—a direct result of the iron-nickel metal naturally present within it

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sulfur-rich fluids moved through the sediments and reacted with the iron present

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Woolly Mammoth Tusk Fossil Fragment from Alaska Smithsonite You’ll also notice that thisThis authentic Woolly Mammoth tusk fossil fragment preserves the weathered outer surface of a tusk that once belonged to one of the great herbivores of the Ice Age. Recovered from a gravel bar in Alaska's Tanana River Valley, it displays rich earthy brown and tan colouring, natural surface weathering and the characteristic elongated texture of mammoth tusk material. Its irregular edges and fractures are part of its natural history, giving this