Utah Cambrian Fossilized Choia Sponge Spicules Septarian Free Forms Approximately 1/2" thick and 8

Approximately 1/2" thick and 8 1/2" in diameter at widest point

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9 oz and 12" x 6 1/2" x 1/2" thick

Utah Cambrian Fossilized Choia Sponge Spicules Septarian Free Forms Approximately 1/2" thick and 8Very Rare and Excellently preserved fossilized Spicules from a Choia sponge found in the Wheeler shale Utah West Desert. Remnants of Utah Cambrian fossilized trilobite also present as well as trilobite imprints. Age: Middle Cambrian (521 to 497 mya) Species Name: Choia carteri Order Family: Protomonaxonida Choiidae Phylum: Porifera Locality: Millard County, Utah Size: Approximately 6 1 2" x 5 1 2", 1. 37 lbs. Comes with metal stand. The preserved