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| reference |
ECH262 |
| name |
A stunning |
| age |
Cretaceous, Upper Chalk, Cortestudinarium Zone |
| size |
Size of fossil 35mm x 41mm |
| location |
Gravesend, Kent, UK |
| weight |
97gms |
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| Every now and again an extremely rare occurrence happens and this snapshot in time is a perfect example of this. An open Spondylus spinosus was the most unlikely of resting places for a Micraster cortestudinarium. Looking at this incredible fossil there seems barely room for the Echinoid to fit. This is a seriously rare chalk fossil and the chances of another one are very remote indeed. This fossil is worthy of the world's finest collections. |
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