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Very Detailed Split Pair Agatized Tampa Bay Coral
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Stock Number XICO38
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Name:   Agatized Tampa Bay Coral
Age:  Miocene
Formation:  Coral Deposits
Location:  Tampa Bay, Florida
Size:  Coral is 4.1 inches across
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Here is a wonderful fossil coral from the Miocene of Florida. This large coral has been totally replaced by agate. The exterior of the specimen preserves the coral shape and structure (see photo #2). The inside of the specimen is filled with with botryoidal chalcedony or agate - almost in a stalactitic fashion. The coral has been split in half to expose this structure. The many colors and interesting formations make for a beautiful display. This is a very nice example of split pair ''Tampa Bay Coral'' that is becoming increasingly harder to obtain.

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