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Buy what you see in the Petoskey Stone Gallery
Enerdyne's Petoskey Stone Gallery contains stones in the $25-and-up range that are in stock and available for purchase. We try very hard to keep this section current for your convenience. The Gallery doesn't necessarily show everything $25-and-up that we currently have in stock, and we can also try to meet your needs/wants by specifying them to our suppliers. Not ready to purchase? Looking for ideas?
Browse through to get a sense of the Petoskey Stone items we offer. The Petoskey Stones listed below are representative of the types of stones we offer. Most of those pictured here have already been sold, but they can give you a good idea of the type and quality of Petoskey Stones we carry. Check out the Petoskey Stone books!
    Fact: Ungulates are mammals with hooves. Reindeer, moose, elk, deer, horses, cows, sheep and pigs are examples of ungulates.

    Perissodactyls (Greek perissos-uneven, and dactylus-finger or digit) are ungulates with an odd numbers of toes and even-toed ungulates are called artiodactyls (Greek artio-even, and dactylus-finger or digit). Artiodactyls are the cloven-hoofed mammals.

    Deer are artiodactyls more closely related to pigs than to perissodactyles such as horses, which, in turn, are more closely related to rhinos.

    Both groups of ungulates first appeared in the Eocene, over 50,000,000 years ago. Fossils of the largest land mammal ever found were from Oligocene (35,000,000 yrs. ago) rhinos that approached 11 tons in weight and stood 19 feet at the shoulder.

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