Dinosaur Discovery Fossil Gift Pack
A genuine 70 million year old dinosaur egg shell and a 150 million year old dinosaur bone fossil contained within an acrylic display case.
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DESCRIPTION
This amazing Dinosaur Discovery fossil gift pack contains a genuine 70 million year old dinosaur egg shell and a 150 million year old dinosaur bone. Both fossils come packed in a clear, acrylic display case. These make for an incredible fossil gift for all dinosaur enthusiasts.
Product Information:
- Genuine 70 million year old dinosaur egg shell fossil
- Genuine 150 million year old Sauropod dinosaur bone fossil
- Comes in a clear acrylic display case
- Display case measures 3.25" x 2.25" x1"
About Dinosaur Egg Shell Fossils:
The dinosaur egg shell fossils were found in Henan Province, China, and are circa. 70 million years old. The fossils themselves are from you Upper Cretaceous period.
About Sauropod Fossils:
The fossils were found at the Morrison formation of Utah, and are circa. 150 million years old. The bone fossils are predominantly representative of various herbivores, mostly sauropods (e.g. Apatosaurus).
Description
This amazing Dinosaur Discovery fossil gift pack contains a genuine 70 million year old dinosaur egg shell and a 150 million year old dinosaur bone. Both fossils come packed in a clear, acrylic display case. These make for an incredible fossil gift for all dinosaur enthusiasts.
Product Information:
- Genuine 70 million year old dinosaur egg shell fossil
- Genuine 150 million year old Sauropod dinosaur bone fossil
- Comes in a clear acrylic display case
- Display case measures 3.25" x 2.25" x1"
About Dinosaur Egg Shell Fossils:
The dinosaur egg shell fossils were found in Henan Province, China, and are circa. 70 million years old. The fossils themselves are from you Upper Cretaceous period.
About Sauropod Fossils:
The fossils were found at the Morrison formation of Utah, and are circa. 150 million years old. The bone fossils are predominantly representative of various herbivores, mostly sauropods (e.g. Apatosaurus).