Physteridae Vertebrae Fossil – A Remarkable Miocene Specimen
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Overview
Presenting an exceptional fossil specimen: a Physteridae vertebrae excavated from Summerville, South Carolina. This fossil, dating back to the Miocene epoch (approximately 23 to 5.3 million years ago), offers a rare glimpse into ancient life and is ideal for both serious collectors and educational institutions.
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Specifications
• Species: Physteridae
• Locality: Summerville, South Carolina
• Geological Period: Miocene (c. 23–5.3 million years ago)
• Dimensions: 178 mm x 165 mm (7.0 in x 6.5 in)
• Weight: 6.5 lbs (2.98 Kg)
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Interesting Facts & Scientific Significance
• Ancient Legacy: The Miocene epoch was a period of significant evolutionary developments. This vertebrae fossil provides tangible evidence of ancient biodiversity and environmental conditions.
• Educational Value: With its impressive preservation, this specimen serves as an excellent resource for academic study and public exhibitions, sparking discussions on paleobiology and evolutionary science.
• Rarity & Preservation: Meticulously preserved, the Physteridae vertebrae is an uncommon find. Its state of preservation highlights fine anatomical details that are seldom seen, making it an outstanding addition to any fossil collection.
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Collector & Educator Appeal
• For Collectors: Whether you are an experienced fossil enthusiast or just beginning your journey into paleontology, this Physteridae vertebrae offers both aesthetic and scientific value, destined to be a centerpiece in any collection.
• For Educators: This fossil is not only a conversation starter but also a practical teaching tool that vividly illustrates life in the Miocene epoch. Its robust features and distinct morphology make it an excellent specimen for study and display.
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Embrace the opportunity to own a piece of deep time with this exquisitely preserved Physteridae vertebrae fossil—a true testament to the wonders of the Miocene epoch.
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