Silurian Wenlockian Star - 1.59" Spiral Graptolite rockinaboxopal the Medium and Large Otodus

the Medium and Large Otodus teeth are too thick for a riker so we are shipping them in a secure and sturdy carton

5 million tomato seeds

The specimen ships in a padded box along with an informational card

allowing for an in-depth and three-dimensional look at the original plant

For over 40 years

Silurian Wenlockian Star - 1.59" Spiral Graptolite rockinaboxopal the Medium and Large OtodusIn the prehistoric sea, all sorts of adaptations were needed to survive and thrive. Graptolites are a clear example of just that. They first appeared in the Cambrian as benthic animals, tiny filter feeding creatures that lived together in interconnected colonies, connected by organic tubing. However, many Graptolite colonies evolved into planktonic floating groups, carried by the ocean's currents. This adaptation brought them all across the world and