Fossil Wood & Opal, Alberta (Ex-Museum) tooth pyrobitumen specimens would make for

pyrobitumen specimens would make for wonderful display items or gifts

This includes a bone fragment from Tyrannosaurus rex

25" wide frames and price is per frame

The coyote’s diet is primarily carnivorous with its prey of choice being smaller mammals

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Fossil Wood & Opal, Alberta (Ex-Museum) tooth pyrobitumen specimens would make forReal petrified (fossilized) wood for sale! This dinosaur era specimen dates back to the Cretaceous Period of the Alberta, Canada. It has significant opal buildup. It was a part of the Hobberlin Museum collection before coming into the possession of the Prehistoria Museum. We are only deaccessioning and selling this specimen to raise funds for our operations and renovations. This specimen measures ~6' long and can be shipped worldwide.