7" Edaphosaurus Tail Vertebrae's Bones Fossil Permian Age Archer County, Texas Display Fossil Plant Whether collected as a mineral

Whether collected as a mineral specimen or used for spiritual practices

Throughout the Paleozoic Era

you might think it’s some sort of hybrid experiment—a mix between a turtle

Often linked to prosperity and business astuteness

these primarily four-legged creatures could rise on their powerful hind legs to access higher foliage or swiftly flee predators by running bipedally

7" Edaphosaurus Tail Vertebrae's Bones Fossil Permian Age Archer County, Texas Display Fossil Plant Whether collected as a mineralLocation: Archer City Formation, Archer County, Texas Weight: 15 Ounces Dimensions: 8. 1 Inches Long, 6. 2 Inches Wide, 2. 2 Inches Thick (With Riker Display) Tail Vertebrae Dimensions: 7 Inches Long Comes with a Free Ricker Display. The item pictured is the one you will receive. Edaphosaurus is a genus of extinct, herbivorous synapsids that inhabited North America and Europe during the Late Carboniferous and Early Permian periods, approximately 303.