Giant Ground Sloth Jaw
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The massive ground sloth mandible previously attributed to Megatherium mirabile is now classified as Eremotherium rusconii. Discovered in Georgia in 1823, this fossilized jawbone underwent 3-D scanning using a Go!Scan 50 at the Smithsonian's Department of Paleobiology on June 26, 2018. The Smithsonian Natural History Museum Department of Paleobiology graciously provided access to this specimen. For more information about this significant find, visit httpn2t.netark656653dc93e77a-80a1-4ea1-b4df-27c3283eba2f. This remarkable object was scanned by the Virtual Curation Lab.
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