Acanthocrinus rex (Cast)
Product number:
C99
Product information "Acanthocrinus rex (Cast)"
Acanthocrinus rex JAEKEL
Magnificent crown with coiled stem.
Lower Devonian, Siegenian
Age: ca. 390 million years
Place of discovery: Kaub am Rhein, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Size: 29 x 36 cm
A particularly well preserved fossil of a crinoid crown with outstretched feather-like arms and a spiked calyx. The spiral-like curled stem end, which served as an anchor on the seabed, can also be seen.
Crinoids are animals and belong to the phylum of echinoderms.
Our casts are made in house from cast wood and hand colored.
Therefore, the photo may differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.
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