crinoids
Crinoids are a fossil group that first appeared in the seas of the Middle Cambrian, about 300 million years before dinosaurs also called sea lillies. They flourished in the vast seas around the world and some survive to the present day. Although sometimes very different in appearance from their fossil family, they are also called sea lillies they were supposed to cling to driftwood in our vast oceans to be able to move freely around the world’s seas
fossil pyrite squid phragmacone
this is a truely wonderfull pyrite fossil from whitby north yorkshire a good solid fossil aprox 195 myo
size 4.5 inch long by 3.1/4 wide and 2 inch thick
£47.00
- 0.5 kg
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Palaeaocoma egertoni
brittle star starfish fossil from Dorset Jurassic age stage Pliensbachian age approx 185 million years old
£225.00
- 1 kg
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scyphocrinites crinoid
a first class scyphocrinites crinoid fossil large plaque from morocco geological time early Silurian to the late Devonian also called sea lilys they were said to roam the large seas attached to driftwood also grew of the seabeds attached to the sea floor size 25.5 inches wide by 20 inches high poa price on application
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- 4 kg
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