Ilymatogyra Rams Horn Oyster - Fossil Quality:Staff Pick These are how we determine

These are how we determine the blade is of high craftsmanship

Quantity: 1 Base with motor

The intensity of the beam is strong enough to cause fluorescence in materials that do not fluoresce very well under the normal UV A tubes used in standard UV lamp fixtures

Dimensions:

Approximate size of blade: 13

Ilymatogyra Rams Horn Oyster - Fossil Quality:Staff Pick These are how we determineMined from: Del Rio, Texas Era: Cretaceous Geological Age: 100 140mya Description: This is a marine bivalve mollusk from Texas. They are small and delicate. These oysters lived during the Cretaceous period and lived in shallow coastal waters. They fed on food particles that were filtered out from the ocean water. Ilymatogyra Oysters had snail like coiled shells which had much more of a spiral than oysters we see today. Approximate Size of 1 piece: