Fossil Dugong Vertebra Oligocene Florida

Fossil Dugong Vertebra Oligocene FloridaBeautifully preserved prehistoric dugong vertebra, with the body naturally shaped like a heart. Nearly perfect and rarely offered, this 30 million year old fossil comes from an ancient marine mammal that once grazed seagrass beds in Florida's warm coastal waters during the Oligocene epoch. Prehistoric dugongs were once widespread and common in ancient seas, including what is now Florida. Fossil remains of dugongsespecially from the Dugongidae

By the time humans ever walked along what is now the South Carolina coastline

The great white shark is one of the most iconic marine predators alive today

This is a genuine piece of paleontological history—ideal for serious collectors

Megalodon teeth are thick

tusks and teeth recorded growth

meaning embryos develop inside eggs within the mother’s body and are born live

Color: The coloration of the Bramble Shark ranges from brown to greyish-black

The two main species of Triceratops

the side facing away from the surface has a slight shine from its thin enamel

Baltic amber is a timeless piece of nature’s artistry

and jewelry cases around the world

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