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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		arthropods   HUGE STOCK AVAILABLE     NOW VIEWING PAGE 1   < Previous 1 2 3 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 Ceratiocaris papilio (Pod Shrimp)   ref ARTH330   A stunning example of this classic Pod Shrimp from this most famous locality. The Pod Shrimp is preserved in the middle of a beautiful piece of matrix, and has been excellently preserved.   Age Silurian, Ludlow Series   Size Length of Pod Shrimp 90mm   location Lesmahagow, Scotland, UK     price £ 195.00     click to enlarge ADD TO CART     Name Teallioceras woodwardi (Shrimp)   ref 5762   This shrimp shows good detail, especially under magnification. This locality is no longer accessible to collect fossils, this specimen was collected in 1968 and resided in the late professor GORDON WALKDEN collection. A really nice example for the collector. Approximately 345 million years old.   Age Carboniferous, Visean, Lower Oil Shales   Size Size of Shrimp 26mm   location Cheese Bay, Gullane, Scotland, UK     price £ 64.95     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Waterstonella grantonensis (Brine Shrimps)   ref 5716a   Again this fossil fauna is the rarest we have ever sold on Fossils Direct. The surface of this hard shale is covered with shrimps that have exceptional detail, from their eyes to their legs, even their soft tissue parts have been preserved. All the outcrop in the harbour was taken away after a Conodont fossil was discovered amongst the shrimps. This fine specimen was discovered in the mid 1970's and resided in the late professor GORDON WALKDEN collection. Approximately 340 million years old. One for the discerning collector of exdceptionally rare Scottish fossils.   Age Carboniferous, Dinantian, Granton Shrimp Bed   Size Size of overall piece 110mm x 60mm   location Granton Harbour, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK     price £ 395.00     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       SELECT PAGE   << Previous 1 2 3 Next >>
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