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Authentic and extremely rare Brachyphyllum sattlerae plant print preserved in natural matrix from Tupelo, Mississippi, accompanied by Cretaceous ammonite fragments, gastropod material, and a conifer cone negative print—all within the same slab! 💥 This rare terrestrial–marine assemblage captures a snapshot of Late Cretaceous coastal ecosystems, combining plant and marine life in one matrix. Unaltered and unrestored, with strong visual and scientific appeal. ✔ Multiple Cretaceous fossils in one matrix ✔ Mississippi provenance ✔ Natural, original surface ✔ Highly collectible display piece * The ammonite shell fragments are incredible. Extremely rare to find multi fossil specimens like this on the eastern side of the Late Cretaceous interior seaway. The humidity and climate are incredibly rough on ammonites and print fossils once exposed from the formations.