Hadrosaur Egg - Fossil Specimen reptile fossil The name "hackmanite" is derived

The name "hackmanite" is derived from the Finnish geologist Victor Axel Hackman

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This particular specimen is a genuine Ice Age relic—a fragment of megafaunal history that connects us directly to a colder

Description: Saccocoma is an extinct genus of small free-swimming crinoids (marine echinoderms related to modern sea lilies and feather stars) that lived during the Late Jurassic period

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Hadrosaur Egg - Fossil Specimen reptile fossil The name "hackmanite" is derivedMined from: Ganzhou Basin, Jiangxi Province, China Era: Late Cretaceous. Geological Age: 65 71. 4 mya Description: This one of a kind Hadrosaur egg fossil specimen from Ganzhou, China preserves a broken section of the egg, showing the dark outer shell against the reddish sediment that filled and surrounded it during burial. The visible cross section gives it strong display value, showing both the shape of the egg and the natural matrix that helped