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| reference |
ARTH122 |
| name |
Mesotarbus sp. (incredibly rare!) |
| age |
Carboniferous, Westphalian |
| size |
Length of body 15mm |
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10gms |
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| This is an exceptionally rare partial fossil spider which consists of a more or less complete abdomen. Fossil spiders are incredibly rare in the fossil record due to the soft tissue which normally decomposes after death. The specimen preserved in a hard ironstone nodule, also has preserved some plant material.This is a rare opportunity to obtain such a fine example. |
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