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Horn Coral | Mississippian | Indiana brazil Found in France

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Description

Found in France

highly lustrous quartz crystals that formed in dolostones recurrently found in Herkimer County

vibrant lemon-yellow specimens

This item is 1” x 1” and weighs 2

Biotite on anthophyllite refers to a common geological occurrence where dark mica (biotite) crystals grow within or around fibrous anthophyllite

Horn Coral | Mississippian | Indiana brazil Found in FranceHorn Coral, also known as Rugose Coral or Tetracorallia, are an extinct type of coral that lived both solitary and in colonies, going extinct approximately 252 MYA. They lived in abundance during the Middle Ordovician to Late Permean period. This specific fossil was living during the Mississippian period (358. 9 323 MYA), and was found in Indiana. This item is 2 x 1 and weighs 1. 65 oz

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