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Coquina Fossil Jasper |
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This jasper is full of coquina fossilized clams. It comes from India and is also known as Elephant Jasper. This fossil stone forms near the seashore where the tiny clams are mixed with sand. |
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Fossil Agate |
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Turritella fossil agate can be found in much of the western area of the U.S. which was once an inland sea. The turritella was an ancient sea snail with a cone shaped spiral shell. The tiny shells have been replaced by agate and chalcedony. There are other similar fossil agates from this inland sea with other species of marine snails. Click on image for details |
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Fossil Coral |
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These are the mineralized remains of ancient coral. Some fossil coral has been agatized or become agate over the millennia and is a hard stone which can take a high polish. Click on image for details |
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Petrified Dinosaur Bone |
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These are the mineralized remains of dinosaur bones. As with other fossils the original animal bone, shell or plant has been replaced by minerals or become petrified. Dinosaur bone can come in a variety of colors most commonly brown, dark red and grey although it can be yellow or orange. Click on image for details |
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Petrified Dinosaur Coprolite |
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There is no nice way to say it. It's fossilized dinosaur dung. Once it was a pile of poo, now its a polished stone. Click on image for details |
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