3.1" Rough Purple Purpurite Manganese Mineral Specimen Location Namibia Borealosuchus Tooth including those of crocodilian species

including those of crocodilian species that inhabited the region during this time

Glyptodons were omnivorous

preserves diagnostic nodose ornamentation and represents invaluable paleontological material for understanding Cretaceous marine paleobiology and evolutionary history

These laminated limestones harbor the densest concentration of fossil fish globally

Chrysocolla is a mineral that is commonly found in Peru

3.1" Rough Purple Purpurite Manganese Mineral Specimen Location Namibia Borealosuchus Tooth including those of crocodilian speciesLocation: Namibia Weight: 4. 1 Ounces Dimensions: 3. 1 Inches Long, 1. 7 Inches Wide, 1. 2 Inches Thick The item pictured is the one you will receive. Purpurite is a rare manganese iron phosphate mineral known for its vivid purple coloration. Its name comes from the Latin purpura, meaning purple. The mineral ranges in color from deep violet to reddish purple and is primarily composed of manganese phosphate (MnPOHO). Variations in iron content can