19 assorted Mazonia fossils

 

Nodipecten fragosus Conrad, 1849SPECIAL COLOR. Large nodes 90.6 mm F++/GemFlorida. Not big sized but very papillose. Unusual specimen with clear pattern and intact large nodes. Pictures don't do this

 

Family: Cypraeidae Species: Cypraea Venusta episema Author: Sowerby 1846 This form from Cape Leeuwin is known as episema (Iredale 1939) Locality: SW AUST Size: 64mm Grade: F++/+ Cape Leeuwin is where

 

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This is a 5 13/16 in fossil Megalodon shark tooth from South Carolina. As always there have been no repairs or restoration done. SanzViz ships worldwide and combines shipping whenever possible.

 

Offered is a rare and very unusual item for the specialist trilobite collector; a 2.cm, complete cephalon of a recently discovered species of Cyclopygid, probably attributable to Cyclopyge (s.s.), pre

 

Polished Coyamito agate nodule half 1.8" x 1.5" (x 1.5" deep) Powered by eBay Turbo ListerThe free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.

 

Description: Here is a very nice mastodon tooth from the Pleistocene of North Florida. The Latin species name is M. americanum. This specimen measures 2 3/4” long. This specimen has very attractive

 

Giant Megalodon Shark Tooth FossilRight Side 5.64"Left Side 5.28"Width 4.57"little gum damageVERY WIDE, THICK BEAUTIFUL Gum Nice Crown Enamelmissing some enamelBeautiful Serrated edges !Nice tip with