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sliced down the middle to view the crystals inside

the first and largest of two production bismuth-phosphate chemical separations plants used to extract plutonium from fuel rods irradiated in the Hanford Site’s reactors

Handcrafted here at Mini Museum

Also known to collectors as a "dragon's egg geode

Spinosaurus Tooth - 3.053" Natural Wear Fossil rockinaboxfordite The area covered by thisTopping out at just over 18m long (59ft), Spinosaurus is one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs ever discovered. This family of giant theropods also happens to be among the most surprising creatures in the fossil record. This specimen is a naturally worn, fossilized crown and partial root of a real Spinosaurus tooth from the Kem Kem fossil beds of Morocco. It measures 3. 053" in length.