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FOSSIL SHOP Recent Additions ammonites Polished Ammonites arthropods Crinoid echinoderms fish Gastropods Nautiloids Plants Shark Remains specialist Starfish trilobites vertebrates Past Fossils Sold Gift Vouchers		fish   HUGE STOCK AVAILABLE     NOW VIEWING PAGE 2   < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next > Click a picture for details     Name Microbrachius dickis (Male Antiarch V Rare)   ref FISH552   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.   Age Devonian, Old Red Sandstone, Eday Flagstones   Size Size of Antiarch 27mm x 27mm   location Quoyloo, Orkney, UK     price £ 495.00     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Diplacanthus crassisimus (Spiny Shark)   ref FISH505   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.   Age Devonian, Old Red Sandstone   Size Length of fish 50mm   location Achanarras, Caithness, Scotland, UK     price £ 295.00     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Palaeospondylus gunni (Great detail)   ref FISH504   These mysterious fish fossils could be larval lung fish, however, the debate still goes on!! This fossil is from the classic Achanarras flagstones. These specimens are now becoming more scarce therefore becoming more sought after. Approximately 385 million years old. A great conversation piece.   Age Devonian, Old Red Sandstone   Size Length of fish 20mm   location Achanarras, Caithness, Scotland, UK     price £ 37.95     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Palaeospondylus gunni (Quality specimen)   ref FISH500   These mysterious fish fossils could be larval lung fish, however, the debate still goes on!! This fossil is from the classic Achanarras flagstones. These specimens are now becoming more scarce therefore becoming more sought after. Approximately 385 million years old. A great conversation piece.   Age Devonian, Old Red Sandstone   Size Length of fish 18mm   location Achanarras, Caithness, Scotland, UK     price £ 37.50     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       SELECT PAGE   << Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next >>
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