Lebanon Fish Plate Fossil Display Specimen Cretaceous Collectors Cretaceous This chunk of Dinosaur Bone
Description
This chunk of Dinosaur Bone does not appear to have much silica present
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This is high grade that has been hand sorted by the Regency Rose Mine to be the best of the best of the latest mining operations they have done
Lebanon Fish Plate Fossil Display Specimen Cretaceous Collectors Cretaceous This chunk of Dinosaur BoneThis one has a baby fossil shrimp on the back. Fossil Fish Specimens from Lebanon are well known for their well defined structure, which forms the classic idea of a plate fossil. They are also composed of very sturdy shale, but they should still be handled with care. The species of this fish is unidentified. These come from the Sannine Formation in Hjoula, Lebanon. They are approx 95 million years old. Measurements (inches longest approx): 2. 8 x 2. 6
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