Calceola Sandalina Fossil, 3-4cm

DEVONIAN TREASURE - Calceola sandalina fossils originate from the Devonian period, approximately 416 to 359 million years ago.

RUGOSE CORAL SPECIMEN - These fossils represent an extinct species of rugose coral, known for their cone-shaped structures.

DETAILS - Admire the intricate details of Calceola sandalina fossils, including their distinctive concave base and surface ornamentation.

EDUCATIONAL - Ideal for educational purposes, these fossils offer valuable insights into ancient marine ecosystems and coral biodiversity.

COLLECTIBLE ITEM - Perfect for collectors, novice or experienced, Calceola sandalina fossils are captivating additions to any display.

Explore the fascinating world of prehistoric marine life with our Calceola Sandalina Fossil. Dating back to the Devonian period, these remarkable specimens showcase the intricate beauty of extinct rugose corals. Characterized by their distinctive cone-shaped structure and concave base, Calceola sandalina fossils offer a glimpse into ancient underwater ecosystems. Perfect for collectors, educators, or anyone fascinated by Earth's geological history, these fossils are a unique addition to any collection or display.