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LACM 149371 -LRB- Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County specimen 149371 -RRB- is an enigmatic fossil mammalian tooth from the Paleogene -LRB- 66 to 23 million years ago , mya -RRB- of Peru .. Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. Paleogene. Paleogene. It is from the Santa Rosa fossil site , which is of uncertain age but possibly late Eocene -LRB- 55 to 34 mya -RRB- or Oligocene -LRB- 34 to 23 mya -RRB- .. Santa Rosa. Santa Rosa local fauna. Eocene. Eocene. Oligocene. Oligocene. The tooth is poorly preserved and may have been degraded by acidic water or because it passed through a predator 's digestive tract .. Its largest dimension is 2.65 mm .. It is triangular in shape and bears six cusps that surround the middle of the tooth , where there are three basins -LRB- fossae -RRB- .. cusps. cusp ( dentistry ). Crests connects the cusps and separate the fossae .. cusps. cusp ( dentistry ). The microscopic structure of the enamel is poorly preserved .. enamel. tooth enamel. LACM 149371 was described in 2004 by Francisco Goin and colleagues , who tentatively interpreted the tooth as a left last upper molar .. molar. molar ( tooth ). Although they saw similarities with South American ungulates , some early rodents , and multituberculates , they believed the tooth was most likely of a gondwanathere .. gondwanathere. gondwanathere. Among gondwanatheres -- a small and poorly known group otherwise known from the Cretaceous through Eocene of some of the southern continents -LRB- Gondwana -RRB- -- they thought the Cretaceous Argentinian Ferugliotherium to be the most similar .. Eocene. Eocene. Cretaceous. Cretaceous. Gondwana. Gondwana. Ferugliotherium. Ferugliotherium