(Lepto) Salenia sp., Cretaceous, MAR

Product number: F5521

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Product information "(Lepto) Salenia sp., Cretaceous, MAR"

Small, completely preserved sea urchins without spines.
As the spines are only attached to the body with a thin layer of tissue, they quickly fall off after the death of the animal and are carried away by the current. However, the body is preserved with the finest details, such as the spine bases or the pores on the ambulacral plates.

Age: Cretaceous
Locality: Morocco
Size: approx. 1.5 cm

The photo is a sample image. You will receive a specimen of comparable quality.
Colors of the piece may differ from those in the picture for technical reasons.

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