Dinosaur Bone Fragment - Fossil Specimen kem kem group preserving multiple stages of mineral

preserving multiple stages of mineral growth in a single specimen

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showing deep translucent brown to amber tones with areas of lighter honey-colored silica along the edges

Dinosaur Bone Fragment - Fossil Specimen kem kem group preserving multiple stages of mineralMined from: Morrison Formation, Utah, U. S. A. Era: Mesozoic Geological Age: 155148 mya Description: This one of a kind dinosaur bone fragment from Utah has a dark polished surface with subtle cellular bone texture visible across the face. The outer edges remain rough and natural, showing the porous internal structure of fossilized bone. The colouring is mostly deep brown to nearly black, with lighter grey brown matrix along the raw sides. The