Wyoming Pyrite | Kemmerer Coal Mine Bugs dentatus spawned in open water

dentatus spawned in open water

It had a wide habitat tolerance

likely due to a combination of climatic warming at the end of the last Ice Age and the associated loss of habitat

this is the largest meteorite discovery to date

protected from heat and excessive weight

Wyoming Pyrite | Kemmerer Coal Mine Bugs dentatus spawned in open waterWyoming Pyrite Specimen size: approximately 5. 5" length (approx 13cm) Weight: 2lb 9oz (5,811. 65 carats) Super special opportunity, these pyrite specimens were collected by the open pit mine workers from the late 70's to early 80's, a true Americana treasure! Kemmerer Mine is a coal mine in Wyoming that was originally owned by Chevron Mining but sold to Westmoreland Coal in December 2011. The mine comprises three open cut pits including "Big Pit",