Stromatolites
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Oldest Rock Stromatolite – Genuine Specimen – FP9852 – Display, Collectible
(Actual as seen) £6.00SKU: FP9852Add to basket -
Fossilised Stromatolite Algae, USA, Eocene, Genuine
(Actual as seen) £6.60SKU: FSE380Add to basket -
Stromatolite Fossil Algae, Bolivia, Cretaceous Period
(Actual as seen) £7.56SKU: FP9728Add to basket -
Fossil Stromatolite Bristol Cotham Marble Algae UK Triassic Genuine
(Actual as seen) £18.00SKU: FP9911Add to basket -
Fossil Stromatolite Section, Genuine UK Triassic Specimen, Certificated
(Actual as seen) £18.72SKU: FP9670Add to basket -
Fossilised Stromatolite Algae, Cotham Marble Cabochon, Genuine
(Actual as seen) £20.40SKU: FP9545Add to basket -
Fossilised Stromatolite Cotham Marble, Genuine UK Triassic Specimen, Certificated
(Actual as seen) £22.44SKU: FST131Add to basket -
Stromatolite Cotham Marble Cabochon Fossil – Genuine Specimen – Triassic UK CERTIFICATED
(Actual as seen) £24.00SKU: FST183Add to basket -
Fossilised Stromatolite Cotham Sphere Marble, British Fossils, Display, Decor
(Actual as seen) £25.20SKU: FSE169Add to basket -
Kambaba Jasper (Stromatolite) Egg for Nurturing and Growth
(Actual as seen) £28.68SKU: RSS227Add to basket -
Stromatolite Algae Fossil Section – Triassic UK – Genuine Specimen CERTIFICATED
(Actual as seen) £31.20SKU: FP9631Add to basket -
Strelley Pool Stromatolite – Oldest Fossil – Pre-Cambrian – Genuine Specimen Australia
(Actual as seen) £33.00SKU: FP9989Add to basket -
Stromatolite Oldest Fossil – 3.5 Billion Years Old – Genuine Specimen
(Actual as seen) £36.00SKU: FP9991Add to basket -
Stromatolite Fossil, Algae Bacteria, Cotham Marble, Triassic
(Actual as seen) £36.00SKU: FP9699Add to basket
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Stromatolites are layered bio-chemical accretionary structures formed in shallow water by the trapping, binding and cementation of sedimentary grains by biofilms of micro-organisms. The Strelley Pool Formation is dated to more than 3.5 billion years old and found in Australia. This formation is within the Pilbara Supergroup and an extremely important site for scientists to study.