(Lepto) Salenia sp. (approx. 1.5 cm)

Product number: F5521

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Product information "(Lepto) Salenia sp. (approx. 1.5 cm)"

Age: Cretaceous
Locality: Morocco
Size: ca. 1,5 cm

These small but completely preserved main bodies of a sea urchin come without spines, because they are only attached to the body with a thin layer of tissue and fall off after death. The current then separates them, but in return you can see the finest detail on the ambulacral plates and spine attachments.

Photos serve as example illustrations.
You will receive a specimen of comparable quality!

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