White tailed deer tooth

Odocoileus virginianus (Zimmerman 1780)
From the Pleistocene.
Collected from Florida,USA.
Commonly known as a white tailed deer,for fairly obvious reasons
Nice tooth with a single root present,from an extant species of Deer,
This species is a part of the Ruminata Taxon 
That includes grazing animals such as Sheep,Cows Deer and Antelope,that all have a foregut,
to help digest food in two stages.This specimen was part of an old collection.
The tooth is loose from any matrix and measures 42mm x 29mm