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FOSSIL SHOP Recent Additions Showcase Fossils ammonites Polished Ammonites arthropods Crinoid echinoderms fish Gastropods Nautiloids Plants Shark Remains specialist Starfish trilobites vertebrates Past Fossils Sold Gift Vouchers		arthropods   HUGE STOCK AVAILABLE     NOW VIEWING PAGE 1   < Previous 1 2 Next > Click a picture for details     Name Hoploparia gammaroides (Lobster)   ref ARTH135   This is a wonderfully preserved Eocene lobster. The lobster exhibits fine detail and has its legs and claws preserved. Specimens of this completeness are becoming rare and this is a lovely fine specimen.   Age Eocene, London Clay   Size Size of Nodule 75mm x 45mm   location Tankerton, Kent, UK     price £ 57.50     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Unidentified remians of a V Large Eurypterid)   ref ARTH366   This is a large section of a Eurypterid, although unidentifiable, it is probably slimonia sp. which is one of the largest sea scorpions around at the time. The specimen is from an old collection and is from the classic locality of Lesmahagow which is world renowned. Specimens from this locality are highly sought after amongst collectors throughout the world.   Age Silurian, Ludlow Series   Size Length of Eurypterid 265mm   location Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire, Scotland,UK     price £ 225.00     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Ceratiocaris papilio (Pod Shrimp)   ref ARTH360   This specimen was collected by the late John Harty and has resided in his collection until now. This is a fine example of a pod shrimp telson (tail). The detail throughout this specimen is very fine. A good drawer specimen.   Age Silurian, Ludlow Series   Size Length of Pod Shrimp tail 75mm   location Lesmahagow, Scotland     price £ 49.95     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Portunites cf incerta (Crab carapace)   ref ARTH322   A beautiful example with magnificent detail throughout. The crab's carapace also has it's abdomen preserved on the reverse side which is an uncommon feature. Quality specimen s are becoming increasingly difficult to obtain from this classic locality. Approximately 50 million years old.   Age Eocene, London Clay   Size Size of crab 40mm x 26mm   location Isle of Sheppey, Swale, Kent.UK     price £ 26.50     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       SELECT PAGE   << Previous 1 2 Next >>
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