Paleozoic Bivalve Fossil Replica, 3cm

This resin replica of a Paleozoic bivalve fossil measures approximately 1" (3cm) and is designed to withstand heavy classroom and laboratory use. The replica accurately represents a bivalve shell from the Paleozoic era — a distant relative of modern seashells found at the beach. Bivalves are filter-feeding organisms that typically bury themselves in sediment or another substrate. This replica is suitable for classroom lessons on fossils, paleontology, and evolutionary biology. The durable resin construction allows for hands-on examination and simulated fossil dig activities.