XL 5.8" Colonial Rugose Coral Fossil Devonian Age Speed Quarry, Clark County, Indiana Goulmima and geological significance make epidote

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XL 5.8" Colonial Rugose Coral Fossil Devonian Age Speed Quarry, Clark County, Indiana Goulmima and geological significance make epidoteLocation: Speed Quarry, Clark County, Indiana Weight: 14. 8 Ounces Dimensions: 5. 8 Inches Long, 4. 1 Inches Wide, 2. 3 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,