#fossilized bone

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Are Dinosaur Bone Rings Durable? Discover Gentlebands!

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Dinosaur bone, also known as fossilized dinosaur bone, is an extraordinary material that has been transformed over millions of years into a beautiful and durable gemstone. When crafted into rings, these pieces showcase vibrant colors and unique patterns, making each ring one-of-a-kind.

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[uk-fossils]

Fossil Shark Vertebra - Otodus obliqua - Eocene, Ouled Abdoun, Morocco - Genuine Prehistoric Fossil

This is a genuine fossil specimen of a Shark Vertebra from Otodus obliqua, an extinct species of mackerel shark, discovered in the Eocene-aged phosphate deposits of Ouled Abdoun, Morocco. This vertebra belonged to one of the largest predatory sharks that roamed the ancient seas approximately 56-34 million years ago. Otodus obliqua is a direct ancestor of the massive Megalodon and is known for its large, triangular teeth and powerful build.

The fossilized vertebra is well-preserved, showcasing its detailed growth rings and structural features that provide insights into the age and growth patterns of this prehistoric shark.

Key Features:

Species: Otodus obliqua

Fossil Type: Shark Vertebra

Age: Eocene (~56-34 million years old)

Formation: Ouled Abdoun Phosphate Deposits

Location: Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco

Condition: Well-preserved, showing detailed growth rings and structure

Authenticity: 100% genuine fossil, supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity

Photo: The item in the listing is the exact specimen you will receive

Otodus obliqua was one of the top marine predators of its time, feeding on large bony fish and marine mammals. Fossil vertebrae from this species are rare and sought after by collectors and researchers alike. The phosphate deposits of Morocco provide some of the world's best-preserved fossil specimens, making this vertebra a unique piece of natural history.

This fossil is a fantastic addition to any fossil collection, educational display, or scientific study. It also makes a great gift for fossil enthusiasts, marine biology lovers, and anyone fascinated by prehistoric sharks.

Additional Information:

Scale cube = 1cm for size reference. Please see listing photos for full dimensions.

This is a carefully selected, high-quality specimen.

Ships securely packaged to ensure safe arrival.

All of our Fossils are 100% Genuine Specimens & come with a Certificate of Authenticity

Fast & Secure Shipping – We take great care in packaging each fossil to ensure it arrives in perfect condition!

Own a rare and fascinating piece of prehistoric history – add this Otodus obliqua fossil shark vertebra to your collection today!

[tippingthescalesexotics]

These are some of my favorite finds, fossilized buffalo bones and teeth, gastropod and my first complete bivalve. I found a bunch of shark teeth but they are all small. The ocean wasn't deep in central to North Texas.

[mindblowingscience]

Bone artifacts discovered in Tanzania push back the earliest known date of bone tool technology by over a million years. In Olduvai Gorge, archaeologists have discovered a range of bone tools thought to have been made and used by an ancestral human species of hominid called Homo habilis 1.5 million years ago. Known as the Oldowan people, the culture responsible for the bone artifacts was already known for their use of stone tools dating back to 2.5 million years ago. The newly identified bone artifacts show that their tool technology was more complex, advanced, and sophisticated than we knew.

Continue Reading.

[prospitpuppy]

couple dinosaur pixels i made for my rentry

F2U WITH credit

stills under the cut

dino plush stills in the next post

[uk-fossils]

Fossil Shark Vertebra - Eocene, Ouled Abdoun, Morocco - Genuine Prehistoric Fossil

This is a genuine fossil specimen of a Shark Vertebra, discovered in the Eocene-aged phosphate deposits of Ouled Abdoun, Morocco. This vertebra belonged to an ancient shark that swam the prehistoric seas approximately 56-34 million years ago. The fossilized vertebra has been naturally preserved, displaying remarkable detail of its structure and growth rings.

Key Features:

Fossil Type: Shark Vertebra

Age: Eocene (~56-34 million years old)

Formation: Ouled Abdoun Phosphate Deposits

Location: Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco

Condition: Well-preserved, showing detailed growth rings and structure

Authenticity: 100% genuine fossil, supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity

Photo: The item in the listing is the exact specimen you will receive

Fossil shark vertebrae like this are highly sought after due to their rarity and scientific value. Unlike bony fish, sharks have cartilaginous skeletons, making their fossilized remains less common. However, phosphate deposits such as those in Morocco provide excellent conditions for preservation, allowing us to study these ancient marine predators in detail.

This shark vertebra is a fascinating piece of natural history and an excellent addition to any fossil collection, educational display, or scientific study. It also makes a fantastic gift for fossil enthusiasts, marine biology lovers, and collectors of prehistoric remains.

Additional Information:

Scale cube = 1cm for size reference. Please see listing photos for full dimensions.

This is a carefully selected, high-quality specimen.

Ships securely packaged to ensure safe arrival.

All of our Fossils are 100% Genuine Specimens & come with a Certificate of Authenticity

Fast & Secure Shipping – We take great care in packaging each fossil to ensure it arrives in perfect condition!

Own a unique piece of prehistoric history – add this Eocene Fossil Shark Vertebra to your collection today!

[starryspngs]

Skull fossils! Source: X / X / X / X

[stone-cold-groove]

The diplodocus and its anatomy.

[shadyufo]

There are a few new Curiosity Collections HERE in my Etsy shop! Most of them are in tiny vintage jewelers' / watchmakers' tins.

There are a couple that are EXTRA itty bitty but still packed full of tiny treasures. <3

[coochiekrab]

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[housecow]

You’re such a nerd, ICANT dude 😂😂

HAHA y’all have no idea of the extent of my nerdiness 😭

[lullabynursery]

They Might Be Giants Here Comes Science Stimboards Pt1 - I Am a Paleontologist!

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[uk-fossils]

Fossil Shark Vertebra - Eocene, Ouled Abdoun, Morocco - Genuine Prehistoric Fossil

This is a genuine fossil specimen of a Shark Vertebra, discovered in the Eocene-aged phosphate deposits of Ouled Abdoun, Morocco. This vertebra belonged to an ancient shark that swam the prehistoric seas approximately 56-34 million years ago. The fossilized vertebra has been naturally preserved, displaying remarkable detail of its structure and growth rings.

Key Features:

Fossil Type: Shark Vertebra

Age: Eocene (~56-34 million years old)

Formation: Ouled Abdoun Phosphate Deposits

Location: Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco

Condition: Well-preserved, showing detailed growth rings and structure

Authenticity: 100% genuine fossil, supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity

Photo: The item in the listing is the exact specimen you will receive

Fossil shark vertebrae like this are highly sought after due to their rarity and scientific value. Unlike bony fish, sharks have cartilaginous skeletons, making their fossilized remains less common. However, phosphate deposits such as those in Morocco provide excellent conditions for preservation, allowing us to study these ancient marine predators in detail.

This shark vertebra is a fascinating piece of natural history and an excellent addition to any fossil collection, educational display, or scientific study. It also makes a fantastic gift for fossil enthusiasts, marine biology lovers, and collectors of prehistoric remains.

Additional Information:

Scale cube = 1cm for size reference. Please see listing photos for full dimensions.

This is a carefully selected, high-quality specimen.

Ships securely packaged to ensure safe arrival.

All of our Fossils are 100% Genuine Specimens & come with a Certificate of Authenticity

Fast & Secure Shipping – We take great care in packaging each fossil to ensure it arrives in perfect condition!

Own a unique piece of prehistoric history – add this Eocene Fossil Shark Vertebra to your collection today!

[commandertartarsmoocher]

Oh hey,

I bet the professor didn't even consider that his sentient AI invention would be capable of complex feelings such as grief.

[Posting both versions because I'm indecisive]

[geologyin-blog]

Agatized dinosaur bone is a fossilized dinosaur bone that has been replaced by silica minerals, typically microcrystalline quartz crystals, through a process called permineralization.