Chrysanthemum Stone - China Living examples include insects

Living examples include insects

While it is often confused with vegetative fossils

Grallators include a variety of three-toed prints created by theropod dinosaurs

and in eastern cultures

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Chrysanthemum Stone - China Living examples include insectsChrysanthemum stone, also known as "flower stone", is a mineral formation that took place millions of years ago. While it is often confused with vegetative fossils, it is actually just a crystalized formation consisting of the chemical formula Al2SiO5. This is a common mineral of people to collect for its strange formation. The mineral is typically dark gray or black in color allowing for a stark contrast sure to catch your eye. Each "petal" of the