Fossil Pine Cone, Equicalastrobus chinlea (1.68") - Eocene plant fossil from Morocco

Fossil Pine Cone, Equicalastrobus chinlea (1.68") - Eocene plant fossil from MoroccoSpecies: Equicalastrobus chinlea Size tooth: 1. 68" = 4,3 cm Location: Talsine, Sahara Dessert, Morocco Age: Eocene (~45 Million Years) Condition: No restoration A glimpse into prehistoric plant life with this fossilized pine cone from Morocco, dating back to the Eocene period. These beautifully preserved fossils capture the natural texture and shape of ancient conifer cones, turned to stone over millions of years. Each specimen is unique, often

Discover this authentic Pterosaur tooth fossil from the famous Kem Kem Beds in Morocco

a large hadrosaur (“duck-billed dinosaur”) that lived during the Cretaceous in North America

Age: Cretaceous (~66 Million Years)

48" = 28cm x 19cm

The distinct cusps and ridges on the tooth's crown aided the cave bear in tearing and chewing tough vegetation

geometric lines of the Galenite crystal structure give it a bold and modern appearance

Illuminate your space with the gentle

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A Megalodon fossil tooth

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