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Orthoceras Egg - Fossil dimmer These starfish date back to

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Description

These starfish date back to the Ordovician period which was over 450 million years ago

Location Mined: Paprok Mine

the quality and sizes of each fossil are always consistent

I melt them into a crucible

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Orthoceras Egg - Fossil dimmer These starfish date back toMined from: Morocco Era: PaleozoicGeological Age: 500 200mya Description: Orthoceras is a genus of extinct cephalopods that lived in the oceans during the Paleozoic era, about 500 million years ago. These creatures were similar to modern day squid or nautilus, but had a long, straight shell that could reach up to several feet in length. The name "Orthoceras" comes from the Greek words "ortho" meaning straight, and "keras" meaning horn. The shell of

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