3.2" Colonial Rugose Coral Fossil Devonian Age Speed Quarry, Clark County, Indiana Allosaurus This site provides the world’s

This site provides the world’s most complete Paleogene record of a freshwater lake ecosystem

though taphonomic evidence suggests occasional omnivory

The excellent preservation of fossils in the Niobrara Formation is attributed to the anoxic or dysoxic conditions at the seafloor

The rarest type

With its combination of scientific value

3.2" Colonial Rugose Coral Fossil Devonian Age Speed Quarry, Clark County, Indiana Allosaurus This site provides the world’sLocation: Speed Quarry, Clark County, Indiana Weight: 2. 2 Ounces Dimensions: 3. 2 Inches Long, 2. 6 Inches Wide, 1. 1 Inches Thick Middle Devonian Age 380 Million Years Old The item pictured is the one you will receive. Colonial Rugose Fossil Coral (Prismatophyllum Prisma) Dare to own a relic from one of nature's boldest experiments in reef formation. During the Devonian period410 million years agocorals entered the oceans with remarkable force,