Antarctic Palm iguanodon Foraminifera are tiny

Foraminifera are tiny

The material was donated by Glencore Canada's Kidd Operations

Carpoids spawned off in wildly divergent asymmetrical forms

the Dunkleosteus is a fossil that still looks as terrifying as it did in life over 350 million years ago

This particular specimen is an Acheulean stone chopper

Antarctic Palm iguanodon Foraminifera are tinyAntarctica was not always the frozen wasteland we see today. 55 million years ago, the continent was a lush forest filled with plants that can still be found below the Antarctic ice in fossil form. This specimen is a fossil palm tree fragment, uncovered during a Soviet expedition to the continent in 1986. It measures between 0. 5 0. 75" and ships in a handsome riker display case with an informational card that serves as statement of authenticity.