BHI #127598 Please contact us at [email protected] for a quote for this item. Eggs from this fresh water locality in China have been remarkably well preserved. Many fossil eggs are of indeterminate origin. Complete embryos within unhatched eggs, upon examination, have been identified as turtle. The female laid a fairly large clutch of egg into a burrow she created in order to give her offspring a fighting chance. One of the things this information tells us is that 70 million years ago, turtles engaged in much the same behavior as they do now. Our Turtle Egg Clutch In Situ, cast replica is produced from an excellent specimen. Available as an unpainted, unmounted cast suitable for some research or reference purposes. Note: some portions of the original fossil may have been scientifically restored Age Upper Cretaceous [~70 MYA] Locality China Notes Please contact us for production time and delivery. Size 8” l x 6” w x 3.25” d (20 x 15 x 8.3 cm) Production times may vary. Custom products are not always available on hand. Please contact us for production time and delivery. The Work is a product of the artistry, artwork, and preparation of BHI and/or their affiliates. As such it is protected under United States and International Copyright laws. Any duplication of The Work without written authorization of the copyright holder(s) is not permitted and is subject to civil and criminal prosecution, excluding the following: 1) BUYER may capture media of The Work for use in BUYER’s promotion, advertising, and marketing, except where such use creates consumer merchandise. 2) BUYER may capture media of The Work for use in BUYER’s interpretive media.
