A fossilized tooth from a prehistoric animal has been discovered. This tooth belonged to a Pacific mastodon. The discovery was made by Brigid Lynch, who works as a geomorphologist.
She found the tooth while working on a project to restore habitats for a threatened frog species. The tooth was found in a creek, partially submerged in water. Further information about the discovery is available.
The find was announced by a public land management agency that oversees a large area of preserved land. The agency announced the discovery this week, after it was made earlier in the year.
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