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I was going through some old fossils i found in my creek in Indiana when i was around 10. I found this, its very fragile and unfortunately 10 year old me didn't take care of it and its be broken further than it was from my poor excavation. From googling it, it looks identical to a Upper Left 1st Molar from Bison Antiquus i saw in an article from the western science center. I currently don't have access to take more pictures of the fossil but i have this one comparing it to the one from the article. Also if this is from a Bison Antiquus is this pretty common in Indiana and would it likely be productive to look for more ice age fossils in that same creek? Please let me know what your thoughts are on all this! Thanks everyone! This is a link to the western science center's article that has the Bison Antiquus tooth that I'm comparing mine too. https://www.westernsciencecenter.org/blog/2017/09/22/fossil-friday-bison-molar-2
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The tooth is from Missouri it’s dated to 30,000 to 10,000 years old. it’s around an inch in length.
