Triceratops Bone Fossil on Metal Stand labradorite polish NOTE: Most of these specimens

NOTE: Most of these specimens have a flat cut base to stand on

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Mammoths had a thick undercoat of hair about 1 inch long under an outer layer of coarse hair that could grow up to 20 inches long

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Triceratops Bone Fossil on Metal Stand labradorite polish NOTE: Most of these specimensThis Triceratops Bone Fossil fragment was collected from the Cretaceous aged Hell Creek Formation in South Dakota, estimated to be approximately 70 million years old. It has been identified as triceratops bone due to other larger and more recognizable fossil bone specimens found in proximity to this piece. Fortunately, this piece was collected before natural proicesses completely eroded the piece to nothing! The piece pictured is exact what you would