• The tendrils of a crinoid fossil from the Cretaceous Period that has turned to opal in the desert. Devon Meadows, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
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The tendrils of a crinoid fossil from the Cretaceous Period that has turned to opal in the desert. Devon Meadows, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Archaeology Australia Bulldog shale Close-up Color image Coober pedy Cretaceous period Crinoid Day Decomposed Devon meadows Extinct Fossil Front view Geology History In a row Isocrinus australis Melbourne Nature No people Non-urban scene Old Outdoors Palaeontology Pattern Photography Prehistoric era Rock Segmented Tendrils Texture Victoria

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The tendrils of a crinoid fossil from the Cretaceous Period that has turned to opal in the desert.

The tendrils of a crinoid fossil from the Cretaceous Period that has turned to opal in the desert.

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