Sea urchin (~ 3–4 cm), B-grade
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Product information "Sea urchin (~ 3–4 cm), B-grade"
B-grade sea urchin.
Age: Jurassic/Cretaceous
Locality: Sahara, Morocco
Size: approx. 3–4 cm
The boxes shown are packaging suggestions and are not included in the delivery.
We can supply you with folding boxes (without number stickers):
- black, without lid (Product S941)
- white, with lid (Products S141 and S151)
Due to technical limitations, colors in product photos may differ slightly from those of the actual product.
Our images are intended as reference; upon purchase, you will receive an item of equivalent quality.
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