XL 2.3" Fossil Pine Cone Equicalastrobus Replaced By Agate Eocene Age Seeds Fruit Tourmaline and deciduous forests that stretched

and deciduous forests that stretched even to polar regions

manipulating vegetation

Similar traits seen in mosasaurs like Globidens point to a broader evolutionary trend toward specialized crushing predators in Late Cretaceous seas

including the earliest pantolestid

XL 2.3" Fossil Pine Cone Equicalastrobus Replaced By Agate Eocene Age Seeds Fruit Tourmaline and deciduous forests that stretchedLocation: Talsine, Morocco Weight: 0. 8 Ounces Dimensions: 2. 3 Inches Long, 0. 7 Inches Wide The item pictured is the one you will receive. Equicalastrobus are fossilized seed cones from ancient conifers that lived during the Eocene epoch, approximately 3355 million years ago. These fossils are primarily found in Moroccos Western Sahara, near Talsine and west of Boujdour, and provide unique insights into prehistoric vegetation and forest ecosystems.