Oreodont Skull - Fossil Specimen transformation Some of our pieces reside

Some of our pieces reside on their host rock which great adds to it's appearance and weight

These darker colors are caused by natural inclusions within the mineral as it forms

Quantity: 1 Drive shaft with all parts on it that your original drive shaft had

often used for clarity

Its pink color comes from trace manganese in the crystal structure

Oreodont Skull - Fossil Specimen transformation Some of our pieces resideMined from: Badlands region White River Badlands, Brule Formation (within the White River Group), Pennington County area, South Dakota, U. S. A. Era: Cenozoic Geological Age: 28 34 mya Description: This one of a kind oreodont fossil specimen is a partial skull preserved in pale cream, tan, and grey tones with strong dark mineral staining across parts of the bone. The piece shows a distinct side profile with exposed upper and lower teeth still set in