Fossil Ginkgo Leaf - 3.184" arthropod Some research suggests that larger

Some research suggests that larger teeth (above 1") may actually be from small members of the Abelisauridae family of Ceratosaurian dinosaurs

56g Campo Del Cielo meteorite from Argentina

Permian–Triassic (252

First introduced in the Second Edition of the Mini Museum

Please Note: Foram sand beaches contain many billions of foraminifera remains along with other debris one is likely to find on many beaches

Fossil Ginkgo Leaf - 3.184" arthropod Some research suggests that largerThe Ginkgo tree is a beautiful plant with fascinating fan like leaves that turn a rich gold in autumn. First appearing in the Jurassic Period, this magnificent gymnosperm has changed very little over the past several million years, making the modern tree a living fossil of its prehistoric ancestors. This specimen is a 3. 184" fossil Ginkgo cranei leaf from the Sentinel Butte Formation in North Dakota. This formation and the fossil are from the