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NATURAL HISTORY - FOSSIL COLLECTION Carboniferous-Miocene Period, 350-5 million years BP A group of fossils comprising: an unusual polished mineralised gastropod displaying crystal interiors from India (100 million years BP); a Pleciapealei march fly from the Eocene Period, USA.; a Metasequoia occidentalis cone specimen from Eocene Period, McAbee Fossil Beds, Cache Creek, British Columbia; a Jianghangh ichthyshubiensis fossil fish from the Eocene Period, of the Hubei Provence, China (repaired); a Proetus sp. trilobite on a matrix from the Upper Devonian Period of the Atlas Mountains, Morocco; a Spinosaurs maroccanus dinosaur of the Cretaceous Period (Late Aptian), Tegana Formation, Taouz, Morocco; a green water snake vertebra Nerodiacyclopion from the Pleistocene Period, Dixie Co., Florida, USA.; two small coprolites from a sauropod that has been tumbled and polished from the Upper Jurassic, Morrison Formation, Utah; four shark vertebrae from the Cretaceous Period (Late Aptian), Tegana Formation, Taouz, Morocco; Gillicusarcuatus fish vertebrae from the Late Cretaceous, Tegana Formation, Taouz, Morocco; four fish neural spines; a Crotalocephalinagibba trilobite on a matrix from the Upper Devonian Period of the Atlas Mountains, Morocco and two fossil lungfish tooth plates Tegana Formation, Taouz, Morocco. 530 grams total, 7-65mm (1/4 - 2 1/2"). Fine condition. [21, No Reserve] Provenance From an old Oxford paleontological collection; acquired 1980s.