Pietersite Rectangle Cabochon Clam Larger Dimetrodon would likely have

Larger Dimetrodon would likely have been a dominant predator in Early Permian environments

Palm fronds are very common in the FBM

possibly scavenging or filter-feeding on organic detritus

Beaked Sandfish - Notogoneus osculus

Pietersite Rectangle Cabochon Clam Larger Dimetrodon would likely haveWeight: 5. 9g (29. 5ct) Approx. measurement: 30mm 18mm Pietersite, also called "eagle's eye," was named in honor of Sid Pieters who discovered it in 1962 in Namibia, Africa. Pietersite is a trade name for a dark blue grey breccia aggregate made up mainly of hawk's eye and tigereye. It is a variety of chalcedony (itself a variety of quartz) with embedded fibers of amphibole minerals in varying degrees of alteration. The fibers cause a blue chatoyancy