Natural Gryphaea fossil, commonly known as a Devil's Toenail, collected from the Yorkshire Coast, England.
Gryphaea were an extinct type of oyster that lived during the Jurassic period, approximately 145–200 million years ago.
This fascinating 10g specimen features the characteristic curved shell shape and visible growth lines that give these fossils their unusual nickname.
Details:
-
Fossil type: Gryphaea (Devil's Toenail)
-
Origin: Yorkshire Coast, England
-
Geological period: Jurassic
-
Weight: 10g
-
Colour: Natural grey, cream and brown
-
Condition: Natural fossil with weathering and surface imperfections
A lovely addition to any fossil collection, geological display or natural history collection.
You will receive the exact fossil pictured.
Please note that this is a natural specimen and may have rough or uneven edges. Not suitable for young children.