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Fossilised Bone remains belonging to an unknown species of crocodile from the Cretaceous beds of Morocco. Genuinely textured, this piece would make a great addition to a display collection. Comes supplied with an information label.
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Fossilised limb bone belonging to an undetermined species of crocodyliform, which was found in Morocco. The locality – the Kem Kem Beds – suggests this crocodile is of Cretaceous age, by which time a plethora of similar reptiles inhabited this part of Morocco: These range from Araripesuchus rattoides to Hamadasuchus rebouli – two very different crocodilians. Crocodiles, as we know them today, emerged in the Jurassic period with the genus Neosuchia. From this point on, they evolved very slowly, and along with Sharks are a relic of a bygone age of reptile. Crocodiles have existed in Morocco during the Paleogene, with the West African Crocodile thriving alongside its Nile counterpart. This specimen measures 230 x 90 x 70 mm and weighs 540 grams. The bone is light in colour and shows some damage in the form of fractures, although this likely occurred during fossilisation. Comes Supplied with an information label.
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A pack of 3 Power Tank Pens, they work underwater, upside down and on wet paper. Size 1.0 tip. These pens are ideal for field work use, available in three different colours.
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The tranquil appearence of the city of Edinburgh nestling between the surrounding hills and the undulating countryside of West Lothian belies their dramatic volcanic past. The Lothian landscape took over 400 million years to reach its present shape. This book tells the story of its journey from erupting volcanoes, through rivers, seas and ice caps, to the peaceful parks, restored quarries and level playing fields we see today.
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Micaceous Sandstone. As the name suggests, this type of sandstone contains flakes of mica which can be seen glinting in the specimens.
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Iron and manganese mix collected from the Lecht Iron Mines of Tomintoul, Aberdeenshire. Specimens are supplied in either a white card tray with an information label attached ( various sizes available ) or a small magnification box . Suitable for geologists, collectors or those imply interested in mineralogy.
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25L plastic bucket, strong and rigid with a metal handle for carrying loose rock and waste.
Galena mineral specimens from the famous Coldstone quarry, Nidderdale, Yorkshire. Well known for producing excellent metallic blue pure galena samples showing excellent cubic crystal form with very little else. Suitable for collectors and for educational use, supplied in a card tray with an information label.
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This 15 specimen collection aims to cover the most popular minerals found under the Quartz family to show the variety of forms Quartz can take. An attractive set suitable for collectors or geology students.
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Epidote and quartz crystals on a matrix collected from Imichil, Er Rachidia, Morocco, these mineral specimens exhibit a rich grass green colouration mixed with the transparency of quartz tips, breaking up the colours. The crystal habit shows a typical radiating sheath form, making the pieces suitable for both collectors and educational use. Available in various sizes, the samples will come supplied in a card tray with a label.
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Citrine crystal beds, exhibiting small, pointed to yellow points, a variation of quartz, these samples also include baryte, adding density to the samples. Found in Oughoud, Morocco, pieces will come supplied in a card tray with a label.
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Rock crystal beds of short quartz crystal points, these mineral specimens come from Durham, UK and are quite popular as are most British minerals, each sample is semi transparent and on a matrix. Samples are supplied in a white card tray with an information label. .
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Lepidolite mica mineral specimens exhibiting a fine crystalline and granular form as opposed to a single sheet. These samples come from Zimbabwe and though are massive, still exhibit a lilac colouration and metallic lustre, available in various sizes and supplied in a card tray with a data label.
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Hornblende in massive form, collected from Norway, these mineral specimens exhibit a platy cleavage, black to dark green colouration and a dark grey streak. The samples are available in various sizes, show excellent vitreous lustre and will come supplied in a card tray with a label.
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