SOLD Cretaceous Era Fossil - Nematonotus 7.63" - Sannine Formation sericho suggesting an evolution from mako

suggesting an evolution from mako sharks rather than megatoothed sharks

AZTEC EMPIRE (OBSIDIAN TOOL)

They were comprised compound calcite lenses which can still be observed after millions of years

in the middle of the Paleolithic

This specimen is a meticulously prepared Knightia eocaena from Wyoming’s Fossil Lake

SOLD Cretaceous Era Fossil - Nematonotus 7.63" - Sannine Formation sericho suggesting an evolution from mako93 million years ago, prehistoric sea creatures swam in the coastal waters of what is now the Sannine Formation. This limestone deposit in northern Lebanon is a treasure trove of fossil specimens that paleontologists are learning more about each day. This specimen is a 7. 63" showcase Nematonotus fossil. Nematonotus was a bony fish with a prominent ray fin that allowed for greater mobility. It is known from two species Nematonotus bottae and