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Fossilized Coral Skull Carving TU2040

Coral Fossil Skull Carving
Approx. Dimensions: 5 x 3.5 x 4 inches
Approx. Weight: 1200 grams

Fossilized coral refers to the remains of ancient coral colonies that have undergone a process of fossilization over millions of years. Coral, which is a marine invertebrate organism, typically thrives in warm and shallow waters, forming intricate and vibrant colonies of polyps. Over time, when these coral colonies die, their skeletal structures can become preserved in sedimentary rocks, leading to the formation of fossilized coral. Fossilized coral holds valuable information about the Earth’s history, as it provides insights into the environmental conditions and ecosystems that existed during the time of its formation.

The study of fossilized coral has contributed significantly to our understanding of the Earth’s geological past and the evolution of marine ecosystems. By examining the composition and structure of fossilized coral, scientists can determine factors such as ancient sea levels, oceanic temperatures, and the presence of certain organisms. These insights help reconstruct past climate patterns and provide a glimpse into the biodiversity and ecological dynamics of prehistoric seas. Additionally, fossilized coral has proven to be an essential tool in dating geological formations, as different species of coral have distinct temporal ranges. The study of fossilized coral remains an important field of research, shedding light on the Earth’s ancient history and aiding our comprehension of environmental changes over vast timescales.

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Fossilized Coral Skull Carving...

Original price was: $106.21.Current price is: $53.10.

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