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Hyphalosaurus (Sinohydrosaurus) lingyuanensis (Gao,Tang & Wang,1999) 凌源潜龙（凌源中国水生蜥）
Hyphalosaurus (Sinohydrosaurus) lingyuanensis (Gao,Tang & Wang,1999) 凌源潜龙（凌源中国水生蜥）
Hyphalosaurus (Sinohydrosaurus) lingyuanensis (Gao,Tang & Wang,1999) 凌源潜龙（凌源中国水生蜥）
Reference: OT64
Genus - Specie: Hyphalosaurus (Sinohydrosaurus) lingyuanensis (Gao,Tang & Wang,1999) 凌源潜龙（凌源中国水生蜥）
Description: fossil reptile, vertebrate, tetrapod
Period: Cretaceous
Epoch-Stage-Strata: Early Cretaceous
Era: Mesozoic
Age: Barremian(about 125 - 129 million years.)
Common name: submerged lizard, fossil reptile, vertebrate, pedrator
Comments: Extint. Phylum: Chordata, Class: Stem-Reptilia, Order: Choristodera, Family: Hyphalosauridae. Hyphalosaurus is a genus of freshwater lagoon aquatic reptiles that lived during the Lower Cretaceous. With an anatomy formed by long necks and tails with relatively small extremities, they had a great resemblance to small plesiosaurs. According to scientific studies of its abundant fossil remains, its habitat was exclusively in the deepest part of the lake environment, in the mud where they lived together with other organisms such as fish and crustaceans. Hyphalosaurus is the tetrapod (vertebrate with two pairs of extremities) most abundant in the Yixian Formation. Its highly flexible long neck and small flattened skull indicate that it was a hunter who captured small prey animals such as fish or arthropods, similar to modern aquatic predators with crushed skulls. Their fossils are often preserved together with Lycoptera (small fossil fish) that may have been part of their usual diet but surely it
fed on soft organisms. Extinct specie, repaired plate, specimen with restoration , Prepared by professionals in the quarry of origin, measures plate: 156 x 85 x 3 mm, measures box: 250 x 170 mm, measures reptile unwinding : 165 mm , weight: 94 grams, good quality , very nice specimen, presented in an exhibitor box . Scarce today outside China. Image -Reproduction by courtesy Nobu Tamura : spinops.blogspot.com, paleoexhibit.blogspot.com,
Under Creative Commons license. It is delivered and shipped with a certificate of authenticity. Worldwhide Shipping
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Location: Yixian Formation(Yixian) Xixian Co., Liaoning, Region(China)
Price: 300 E
Stylemys nebrascensis (LEIDY,1851), Testudo nebrascensis
Stylemys nebrascensis (LEIDY,1851), Testudo nebrascensis
Stylemys nebrascensis (LEIDY,1851), Testudo nebrascensis
Reference: OT58
Genus - Specie: Stylemys nebrascensis (LEIDY,1851), Testudo nebrascensis
Description: fossil reptile, fossil turtle, vertebrate, chelonian
Period: Paleogene
Epoch-Stage-Strata: Late Eocene- Early Oligocene (Oreodont beds)
Era: Cenozoic
Age: (about 27-37 million years.)
Common name: "pillar turtle", fossil turtle
Comments: Extint. Phylum: Chordata, Class: Reptilia. Order: Testudines, Suborder: Cryptodira, Family: Testudinidae. Stylemys was a terrestrial turtle found in the strata (layers) of the wastelands of the Blanco River (South Dakota) and in the northwest of Nebraska. They are also quite common in the barren lands of the Upper Eocene and Lower Oligocene in Rio Blanco east of Wyoming. The genus Stylemys was first described in 1851 by Dr. Joseph Leidy. It is the first fossil turtle discovered in America. This specimen is one of the largest in this genre. The shell (Carapace) retains the typical and characteristic color of the material of the Badlands of the same layers where the Oreodont fossils are found (primitive Ruminant). Extinct specie, natural specimen with minimal restoration and repair, no paint , Prepared by professionals in the quarry of origin, from 70's old private collection, giant, measures shell: 245 x 194 x 115 mm, weight: 5.540 grams, very nice specimen, scarce .Museum Quality . It is delivered and shipped with a certificate of authenticity. Worldwhide Shipping.
Location: White River Badlands, Pennington County (South Dakota ) USA.
Price: 1.200 E
Myophorella lusitanica(SHARPE,1849) Myophorella(BAYLE,1878)
Myophorella lusitanica(SHARPE,1849)
Myophorella(BAYLE,1878)
Reference: OT44
Genus - Specie: Myophorella lusitanica(SHARPE,1849)Myophorella(BAYLE,1878)
Description: prehistoric fossil bivalve , mollusk
Period: Jurassic
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Late Jurassic
Era: Mesozoic
Age: Late Kimmeridgian -Early Tithonian(about 152 million years)
Common name: fossil bivalve
Comments: Phylum: Mollusca, Class: Bivalvia, Order: Trigoniida, Family: Trigoniidae, Subfamily: Myophorellinae. Extint, great quality, detail and conservation. Natural, original fossil, genuine and authentic, clean matrix, prepared by professionals, large size, piece without restoration, or repair, or composite, retains the original mold-shell original, natural color, complete specimen, measures : 79 x 60 x 42 mm, weight: 153 grams , from old 80's collection, maximum quality . Is delivered and shipped with authenticity certificate
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Location: Torres Vedras(Portugal)
Price: 45 E
Cylindroteuthis oweni(PRATT,1844) Cylindroteuthis (BAYLE,1879) (belemnite)
Cylindroteuthis oweni(PRATT,1844) Cylindroteuthis (BAYLE,1879) (belemnite)
Cylindroteuthis oweni(PRATT,1844) Cylindroteuthis (BAYLE,1879) (belemnite)
Reference: OT45
Genus - Specie: Cylindroteuthis oweni(PRATT,1844)Cylindroteuthis (BAYLE,1879) (belemnite)
Description: fossil cephalopod, belemnite, mollusk
Period: Jurassic
Epoch-Stage-Strata: Middle Jurassic
Era: Mesozoic
Age: Middle Callovian (about 163-166 million years ago)
Common name: belemnite , mollusk
Comments: Belemnoidea , Phylum: Mollusca, Class: Cephalopoda, Order: Belemnitida . Natural, original fossil , free of matrix, prepared by professionals ,complete and very well preserved specimen, shows in detail its characteristic structure with the original external mold-shell, no repair, no paint, no glue, unbroken, measures : 112 x 25 x 24 mm, weigth: 99 grams, excellent quality, nice specimen. It is delivered and shipped with authenticity certificate. Worldwhide shipping.
Location: Mikhailov quarry(Ryazan región)Russia
Price: 42 E
Cylindroteuthis oweni(PRATT,1844) Cylindroteuthis (BAYLE,1879) (belemnite)
Cylindroteuthis oweni(PRATT,1844) Cylindroteuthis (BAYLE,1879) (belemnite)
Cylindroteuthis oweni(PRATT,1844) Cylindroteuthis (BAYLE,1879) (belemnite)
Reference: OT32
Genus - Specie: Cylindroteuthis oweni(PRATT,1844)Cylindroteuthis (BAYLE,1879) (belemnite)
Description: fossil cephalopod, belemnite, mollusk
Period: Jurassic
Epoch-Stage-Strata: Middle Jurassic
Era: Mesozoic
Age: Middle Callovian (about 163-166 million years ago)
Common name: belemnite , mollusk
Comments: Belemnoidea , Phylum: Mollusca, Class: Cephalopoda, Order: Belemnitida . Natural, original fossil , free of matrix, prepared by professionals ,complete and very well preserved specimen, shows in detail its characteristic structure with the original external mold-shell, no repair, no paint, no glue, unbroken, measures : 125 x 21 x 23 mm, weigth: 94 grams, excellent quality, nice specimen. It is delivered and shipped with authenticity certificate. Worldwhide shipping.
Location: Mikhailov quarry(Ryazan región)Russia
Price: 42 E
Agerostrea ungulata (VON SCHLOTHEIM,1813)Agerostrea(VIALOV,1936)
Agerostrea ungulata (VON SCHLOTHEIM,1813)Agerostrea(VIALOV,1936)
Agerostrea ungulata (VON SCHLOTHEIM,1813)Agerostrea(VIALOV,1936)
Reference: OT24
Genus - Specie: Agerostrea ungulata (VON SCHLOTHEIM,1813)Agerostrea(VIALOV,1936)
Description: fossil bivalve
Period: Cretaceous
Epoch-Stage-Strata: Upper Cretaceous
Era: Mesozoic
Age: Late Maastrichtian (about 69-72 million years)
Common name: fossil bivalve
Comments: Phylum: Mollusca,Class: Bivalvia, Order: Colloconchida, Family: Ostreidae, Genus : Ostrea. Original fossil, very well preserved specimen , unbroken , with outer shell ,prepared by professionals , complete specimen , large size ,measures : 90 x 65 x 40 mms, weight : 130 grms,from old collection, excellent quality and conservation ,very nice specimen, It is delivered and shipped with authenticity certificate. Worldwhide shipping.
Location: Fanivelona (Fianarantsoa)Madagascar
Price: 38 E
Lopha travisana (STEPHENSON,1935)
Reference: OT15
Genus - Specie: Lopha travisana (STEPHENSON,1935)
Description: Fossil bivalve
Period: Cretaceous
Epoch-Stage-Strata: Cretaceous
Era: Mesozoic
Age: Santonian (approximately 85 million years)
Common name: Fossil bivalve
Comments: measures 100 x 70 x 49 mm, Weight: 277 grams, natural, full, no restoration or repair, rare, excellent quality
Location: Chalk Austin (Texas) United States
Price: 33 E
Acicardium acardo(DESHAYES,1838)
Acicardium acardo(DESHAYES,1838)
Acicardium acardo(DESHAYES,1838)
Reference: OT11
Genus - Specie: Acicardium acardo(DESHAYES,1838)
Description: fossil bivalve, mollusk
Period: Neogene
Epoch-Stage-Strata: Pleistocene
Era: Cenozoic
Age: (about 2,5 – 5,3 million years approximately)
Common name: fossil bivalve, mollusk
Comments: completely natural , extint. Very well preserved, retains the mold (outer shell), unusual and rare, fossilization in Vivianite (Fe32 + (PO4) -8H20, extraordinary , also very sought after and collectable by mineral collectors who value the crystals of their internal structure, complete specimen, unbroken , no paint, no restoration, no glue, no repair, from old collection , measures : 65 x 48 x 50 mm , weight: 110 grms , excellent quality, unusual, stunning. It is delivered and shipped with authenticity certificate. Worldwhide Shipping..
Location: Kerch Peninsula-Kerchenskoe Deposits (Chernomorskly Mine)Eastern Crimea(Southern Ukraine).
Price: 50 E
Lopha travisana (STEPHENSON,1935)
Reference: OT3
Genus - Specie: Lopha travisana (STEPHENSON,1935)
Description: fossil bivalbo
Period: Cretaceous
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Mesozoic
Age: Santonian (Austin Chalk ) 85 million years approx
Common name: fossil bivalbo
Comments: natural, completely without restoration or repair, rare , excellent quality
Location: Texas (USA)
Price: 42 E
Lopha travisana (STEPHENSON,1935)
Reference: OT2
Genus - Specie: Lopha travisana (STEPHENSON,1935)
Description: fossil bivalbo
Period: Cretaceous
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Mesozoic
Age: Santonian (Austin Chalk ) 85 million years approx
Common name: fossil bivalbo
Comments: natural, completely without restoration or repair, rare , excellent quality
Location: Texas (USA)
Price: 42 E
Nicaisea Oyster
Reference: OT1
Genus - Specie: Nicaisea Oyster
Description: fossil bivalbo
Period: Cretaceous
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Mesozoic
Age:
Common name: fossil bivalbo
Comments: natural, full , excellent quality, no restoration , dimensions: 80 x 70 x 33 mm
Location: South America
Price: 30 E
