Miscellaneous Fossils: Coprolite, Graptolites, Stromatolites, Amber, Nummulites
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Fascinating facts about Stromatolites, Graptolites and Nummulites
* Stromatolites are the oldest known fossils. Their waste product – oxygen – made way for the first oxygen-breathing organisms on Earth.
* The name “nummulite” was derived from the Latin word “nummulus” meaning “little coin,” a reference to their lenticular shape.
* Graptolites are an extinct group of marine animals that lived in the seas from the Cambrian period to the Carboniferous period. Some were attached to the sea floor by roots, while others floated freely, or attached themselves to seaweed.
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* Stromatolites are the oldest known fossils. Their waste product – oxygen – made way for the first oxygen-breathing organisms on Earth.
* The name “nummulite” was derived from the Latin word “nummulus” meaning “little coin,” a reference to their lenticular shape.
* Graptolites are an extinct group of marine animals that lived in the seas from the Cambrian period to the Carboniferous period. Some were attached to the sea floor by roots, while others floated freely, or attached themselves to seaweed.
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QUALITY RATINGS SCALE: (6 = Outstanding - Images appearing in the right-hand column) *
Purchase by quality rating: (5 = Excellent) * (4 = Very Good) * (3 = Good) * (2 = Fair) * (1 = Field Quality)
The quality of the specimen you choose to purchase is reflected by its Quality Rating, i.e. not the quality as it appears in the illustration.
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Product #
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Name / Species
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Description
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Quality Rating
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Price
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Image
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OTH00001
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Coprolite
(with bones) |
Presence of bones indicate a carniverous predator.
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4
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$4.00
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OTH00003
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Coprolite
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Turtle dung
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4
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$6.00
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OTH00004
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Coprolite
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Small specimen
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4
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$1.50
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OTH00005
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Graptolites
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Small specimen.
~ 2" x 1.5" matrix. Graptolites are the white patterns. |
5
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$5.00
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OTH00006
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Stromatolite
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Polished specimen. ~ 2.34" x 2.0"
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5
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$12.00
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OTH00007
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Graptolites
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Phi Kappa Formation.
Ordivician. Trail Creek Pass, ID. |
6
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$25.00
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OTH00008
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Graptolites
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Graptolites.
Hemichordata. Ordivician. Oklahoma |
6
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$15.00
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OTH00009
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Graptolites
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Phi Kappa Formation.
Ordivician. Trail Creek Pass, ID. |
4
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$12.00
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OTH00010
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Stromatolite
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Patterns render these easily identifiable.
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5
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$6.00
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OTH00011
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Stromatolite
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~ 1.5" to 1.75" in diameter.
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5
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$3.00
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OTH00012
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Amber
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No insects
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3
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$1.00
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OTH00013
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Graptolites
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Very distinctive patterns on large matrix.
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5
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$7.50
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OTH00014
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Stromatolite
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Large, layered specimen.
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4
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$4.00
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OTH00015
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Stromatolite
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Beautifully sculptured. Layered evident.
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6
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$17.95
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OTH00016
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Graptolites
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Graptolites are the light-colored features.
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5
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$9.00
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OTH00017
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Nummulites
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Two specimens included - one from Egypt; the second from Armenia.
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4
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$2.50
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OTH00020 Copal (No insects) A "Pre-state" of amber 4 $1.00
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