Cardina Shell - Fossil growth The ears of a woolly

The ears of a woolly mammoth were smaller than an elephant we see today

is a fossil of a cyanobacteria aka single celled organism

It is double sided and can be worn either side

Shaft Diameter: 0

Gently use hand soap and warm water to clean if necessary

Cardina Shell - Fossil growth The ears of a woollyMined from: Yorkshire, England Era: Mesozoic Geological Age: Approximately 201. 3 to 174. 1 million years ago. Description: The Cardinia shell fossil is a type of bivalve fossil commonly found in the geological strata of Yorkshire, England. Cardinia fossils are characterized by their robust, often heart shaped shells with pronounced radial ribs and concentric growth lines. They are generally symmetrical and can vary in size. Cardinia fossils are