XL 2.4" Fossil Pine Cone Equicalastrobus Replaced By Agate Eocene Age Seeds Fruit brachiopod and a pygidium forming a

and a pygidium forming a protective rear shield

These massive herbivores primarily fed on grasses and other low-lying plants

making Hadrosaurus a key example of Late Cretaceous herbivorous dinosaurs

Their bodies were organized into three longitudinal lobes

These rubies are generally not gem-quality due to opacity and inclusions

XL 2.4" Fossil Pine Cone Equicalastrobus Replaced By Agate Eocene Age Seeds Fruit brachiopod and a pygidium forming aLocation: Talsine, Morocco Weight: 0. 7 Ounces Dimensions: 2. 4 Inches Long, 0. 7 Inches Wide The item pictured is the one you will receive. Equicalastrobus petrified pine cones are fossilized conifer seed cones primarily found in the Western Sahara of Morocco, particularly near Talsine and west of Boujdour. These fossils date back to the Eocene epoch, approximately 33 to 55 million years ago. The preservation of Equicalastrobus pine cones occurs