Fossil Whale Ear Bone from Antwerp Region, Cetacean Tympanic Bulla (3.45")

Fossil Whale Ear Bone from Antwerp Region, Cetacean Tympanic Bulla (3.45")Size: 3. 45" = 8,76 cmLocation: Antwerp region, BelgiumAge: MioceneCondition: no restoration Authentic fossil whale ear bone (tympanic bulla) from the Antwerp region of Belgium. This genuine cetacean fossil dates to the Miocene epoch, when a wide variety of prehistoric whales inhabited the ancient North Sea basin. The tympanic bulla is a dense ear bone that formed part of the whales hearing system and is one of the most commonly preserved whale

The fine details of the compound eyes

The serrations helped the Megalodon grip onto its prey

Size (stretched): +/- 2

Location: Taouz

Weight: +/- 4 grams

NigerAge: Lower Cretaceous (~112 million years)Condition: Glued on 2 spots and tooth has been stabilized

rich in lead sulfide (PbS)

Found in sandy deserts and beaches around the world

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Fossil evidence suggests that Suchomimus inhabited the ancient river systems and coastal regions of what is now Niger in Africa

Size of Insect: +/- 0

This natural quartz formation features distinctive botryoidal clusters with a purple color range formed through slow geological processes