Wolf bones and jaw

These Wolf bones of Canislupus come from the pleistocene age layers of a gravel pit in Wissel (near Kleve) in Germany.

The fossils come from the estate of a local collector.

 The lot includes a pelvic bone (pelvis), a thigh (femur), a piece of the upper arm (humerus), the first cervical vertebra (atlas), and the left side lower law (mandible) with teeth.

All fossils are unbroken and are in their original condition without any manipulations.

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