LK Ammonite Eopachydiscus IF-LKA-21-012 Fossil Flower though occasionally elevated to family

though occasionally elevated to family rank

Both the neck vertebrae and the front dorsal vertebrae had relatively flexible ball-in-socket joints

heavily built

This is an excellent example of a Merycoidodon maxilla from the Middle Oligocene Brule Formation

Here is a seldom seen member of the Ophiuroidea

LK Ammonite Eopachydiscus IF-LKA-21-012 Fossil Flower though occasionally elevated to familyEopachydiscus marcianus Duck Creek Fm. (Lower Cretaceous Albian) Pecos County, Texas This example is mounted on a custom base to create a handsome display. The display base is 12 x 7 inches. The ammonite is 10 inches across its largest dimension. The inner most whorls have some restoration. The ammonite is easily removable from the mounting. These specimens make excellent display items for home or cabinet. They are also wonderful ideas for