Fossils

Ammonite

Marine animals that had no vertebrae and a hard shell made from calcium Became extinct 65 million years ago

Ammonite

This ammonite is sliced in the middle and polished

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Goniatite :is kind of Ammonite.This Paleozoic specimen will be between 245 and 540 million years old !

Ammonite With support

Shark`s Teeth

this is a fine example of a tooth from the extinct mackerel shark Otodus obliquus coming from the Plaeocene-Eocene portion of the phosphate bed deposits near Khouribga, Morocco. These sharks are thought to be one of the oldest progenitors of what was to be Carcharodon (or Charcharocles) megalodon.

Orthoceras

Orthoceras Plaque

Plate made from Orthoceras

Orthoceras, meaning “straight horn”, refers to a particular fossil nautiloid cephalopods that existed from the middle Ordovician Period to the Devonian Period, or between 470 to 360 million years ago.

Trilobites(three lobes)

are hard-shelled, segmented creatures that existed over 300 million years ago in the Earth's ancient seas

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Gypsum(white) & Selenite(red)

Selenite (chemical formula: CaSO₄·2H₂O), meaning it is composed of oxygen,sulfur, Hydrogen, Calcium and water. It is basically a glassy, well-crystallized form of Gypsum.