Rare Multiple Fossil Clam Shells (Mercenaria permagna) with Honey Calcite Crystals | Okeechobee, FL Ichthy Washington

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which translates to "final"

Christiansen 2008)

Olenellus chiefensis was likely a benthic organism that inhabited shallow marine environments with soft substrates

Flint occurs chiefly as nodules and masses in sedimentary rocks

Rare Multiple Fossil Clam Shells (Mercenaria permagna) with Honey Calcite Crystals | Okeechobee, FL Ichthy Washington*Rare* Multiple Fossil Clam Shells (Mercenaria permagna) with beautiful honey calcite crystals from Ruck's Pit in Fort Drum, Okeechobee County, Florida Nashua Formation Early Pleistocene (2 myo) Gorgeous specimen with multiple clam shells! A collector's dream! Specimen measures approx: 1) 4. 25" x 4", 2) 3. 25" x 2", 3) 2. 25" x 2", 4) 2" x 1. 25" and 5) . 75" x . 5" with matrix 8. 5" x 6" x 3" The internal natural pocket area of the clam is replaced