Starfish Fossil – Ophiurid from Ordovician Seas | Morocco Starfish fossil

Starfish Fossil – Ophiurid from Ordovician Seas | Morocco Starfish fossilOrdovician Period, Approx. 460 Million Years Old Morocco Discover the silent beauty of prehistoric seas with this authentic Ophiurid starfish fossil a rare and beautifully preserved marine relic from more than 460 million years ago. Though delicate in form, these starfish have survived the ages, captured in stone as if still drifting along the ocean floor. This specimen displays the classic five armed symmetry of the starfish in remarkable detail,

this vertebra captures the strength and presence of a creature built for endurance

470 Million Years Old - West Erfoud

Morocco — one of the world’s most important Ordovician fossil localities

Morocco• Matrix: Natural limestone• Dimensions: 21 x 14

3 million years ago) | Goulmima

Moldavite – Natural Tektite from Eastern Europe

A rare Cretaceous marine reptile fossil — representing the early evolution of mosasaurs and the prehistoric marine life of the Moroccan Turonian seas

feather-like arm structures

Details:• Species: Ovis aries (sheep)• Geological age: Holocene (approx

encased in warm golden amber

Recovered near Leipzig

~450–460 Mya)• Formation: Upper Tiouririne Formation• Origin: El Kaid Rami