Eocene Era Turritella Agate Fossil Slab From Wyoming

This Turritella (Elimia Tenera) Agate fossil slab was formed approximately 38-58 million years ago during the Eocene Era. This unique specimen is a remarkable window into Earth's distant past, featuring a stunning array of well-preserved gastropod shells. 

Approximate Size:
L: 4.60" x W: 1.60" x H: 6.10"

Approximate Weight:
2.60 lbs.

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