F1626- Fossilized
Sea Coral Sections that have been cut in half showing the inside. Most
are a botryoidal Chalcedony
From Florida
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These
fossils are believed to be Tabulipora corals that existed from the
Mississippian through Permian.
It is a branching type coral that are usually hollow in the
center.
The corals have fossilized by silicon rich minerals penetrating
the material and hardening into a quartz chalcedony material usually in
botryoidal form inside.
Fluoresces: Yellow & Orange Inside and
out
Discounted 30% off
GREAT VALUE
Was $10.00 Now $7.00 Pair
(OUT OF
STOCK)
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Nice cabinet sized specimens.
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