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Eomesodon trigonus (Fish palate)
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FISH587 |
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Jurassic, Bathonian, Great Oolite Series |
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Size of Fish palate 15mm x 15mm |
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Ardley Quarry, Ardley, Oxfordshire, UK |
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£ 62.50
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Phyllodus toliapicus (Rare Fish Palate)
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FISH584 |
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We at Fossils Direct try to source the very finest to give our collectors a wonderful choice. This is a particularly stunning tooth palate which is totally matrix free. The detail is quite exceptional throughout the specimen. |
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Eocene, Sparnacian. Oldhaven Beds |
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Size of Palate 22mm x 14mm |
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Swanscombe Hill, Kent, UK |
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£ 124.95
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Microbrachius dickis (Male Antiarch V Rare)
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FISH552 |
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Microbrachius means "little arms" and refers to the genital limbs that locked male and female fish together when mating. This specimen is of a male due to its "L" shaped claspers which were used to hold the female whilst mating. The male of this species is incredibly rare and is probably one of the first fossil records of mating. A very interesting, extremely well preserved ancient Antiarch. |
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Devonian, Old Red Sandstone, Eday Flagstones |
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Size of Antiarch 27mm x 27mm |
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Quoyloo, Orkney, UK |
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£ 495.00
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Diplacanthus crassisimus (Spiny Shark)
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FISH505 |
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This is a stunning and exceptionally well preserved example of this spiny shark, which clearly shows the dorsal and pectoral spines. This specimen is approximately 385 million years old and would make an important addition to any fish collection. |
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Devonian, Old Red Sandstone |
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Length of fish 50mm |
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Achanarras, Caithness, Scotland, UK |
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£ 295.00
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