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Sebkkas (Barytes),diagenetic structures
Reference: M31
Genus - Specie: diagenetic structures (barytes)
Description: diagenetic structures (barytes)
Period:
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Mesozoic
Age: Approximately 95 million years
Common name: Sebkkas (Baritina)
Comments: According to studies carried out by the prestigious Complutense University of Madrid, it is not a matter of stromatolites, but of diagenetic structures that are formed after sedimentation during diagenesis and without direct relation to the main sedimentary event (gypsum nodules, hydromorphic paleosols, etc.). They are inorganic and their genesis is dominated by physical-chemical processes. similar to the desert roses that form in deposits located in arid, desert environments in eventual and stationary lakes, made up of Barite-Barium Sulfate (BaSO4), exceptional size , dimensions: 121 x 120 x 117 mm , Weight: 1,588 grams , excellent quality, It is delivered and shipped with authenticity certificate. We Ship Worldwhide
Location: Goulmina (Morocco)
Price: 49 E
Leptopius duponti (BOISDUBAL,1835)
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Reference: M27
Genus - Specie: Leptopius duponti (BOISDUBAL,1835)
Description: ichnofossils, camera -shell fossil weevil , insect, beetle
Period: Quaternary
Epoch-Stage-Strata: Late Pleistocene- Holocene
Era: Cenozoic
Age: Approximately 100,000 years
Common name: ichnofossils, camera -shell fossil weevil , insect, beetle
Comments: camera-shell fossil weevil, insect, beetle Comments: pseudofósil, fossil cameras weevil, commonly found on the west coast of the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, the analysis of the samples revealed that they are composed of sand, cemented gravel, sometimes limestone or opal, in 1925 it was discovered that these nodules containing insect pupae, more specifically called Leptopius duponti weevil. The adult beetle (beetle) feed on the leaves of acacia and other trees and shrubs, the female lays her eggs on the leaves of the tree. When the egg becomes larva crawls up the trunk to the ground, where you live below ground feeding on roots or underground stems. When fully fed, it prepares for the next phase that will last several months: to become pupa, instead of spinning a cocoon, the larva builds a cell-camera as a core in the land that gives shape and consistency by a sort of saliva-secretion oozing and gradually tightening compact sand floor in these harsh and strong pods. After several months the new adult beetle makes its way through the cell wall, leaving burrow (sheath) that remains on the surface and climbs a tree. Weathering, mineralization and time do the rest. Unusual, magnificent conservation, natural, without restoration or repair, or painting, dimensions: 55 x 31 mm, weight: 43 grams, not painted, not glued, excellent quality
Location: Elliston (Eyre Peninsula) South Australia
Price: 22 E
Protolyellia (Nemiana) simplex (PALIJ,1976)
Reference: M22
Genus - Specie: Protolyellia (Nemiana) simplex (PALIJ,1976)
Description: fossil jellyfish, anemone fossil, ichnofossils
Period: Pre - Cambrian (Véndico - Ediacaran)
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Neo - Proterozoic
Age: Approximately 620 million years
Common name: fossil jellyfish, anemone fossil
Comments: very rare, enigmatic fossil, is not known for sure what it is, until now scientists are divided between the idea that it is a fossil jellyfish or anemone, Ediacaran fauna eight specimens on the same plate , natural, restoration, or painting, or repair , dimensions: 126 x 80 mm , Weight: 224 grams , high quality
Location: Vinnytsya city area (Novodnistrovsk) Ukraine
Price: 36 E
Protolyellia (Nemiana) simplex (PALIJ,1976)
Reference: M21
Genus - Specie: Protolyellia (Nemiana) simplex (PALIJ,1976)
Description: fossil jellyfish, anemone fossil, ichnofossils
Period: Pre - Cambrian (Véndico - Ediacaran)
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Neo - Proterozoic
Age: Approximately 620 million years
Common name: fossil jellyfish, anemone fossil
Comments: very rare, enigmatic fossil, is not known for sure what it is, until now scientists are divided between the idea that it is a fossil jellyfish or anemone, Ediacaran fauna six specimens in the same plate , natural, restoration, or painting, or repair , dimensions: 83 x 63 mm , Weight: 146 grams, high quality
Location: Vinnytsya city area (Novodnistrovsk) Ukraine
Price: 42 E
Protolyellia (Nemiana) simplex (PALIJ,1976)
Reference: M20
Genus - Specie: Protolyellia (Nemiana) simplex (PALIJ,1976)
Description: fossil jellyfish, anemone fossil, ichnofossils
Period: Pre - Cambrian (Véndico - Ediacaran)
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Neo - Proterozoic
Age: Approximately 620 million years
Common name: fossil jellyfish, anemone fossil
Comments: very rare, enigmatic fossil, is not known for sure what it is, until now scientists are divided between the idea that it is a fossil jellyfish or anemone, Ediacaran fauna , more than fifteen specimens on the same plate , natural without restoration, or any paint or repair measures 206 x 181 x 25 mm , Weight: 1,313 grams , high quality
Location: Vinnytsya city area (Novodnistrovsk) Ukraine
Price: 89 E
Protolyellia (Nemiana) simplex (PALIJ,1976)
Reference: M18
Genus - Specie: Protolyellia (Nemiana) simplex (PALIJ,1976)
Description: fossil jellyfish, anemone fossil, ichnofossils
Period: Pre - Cambrian (Véndico - Ediacaran)
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Neo - Proterozoic
Age: Approximately 620 million years
Common name: fossil jellyfish, anemone fossil
Comments: very rare, enigmatic fossil, is not known for sure what it is, until now scientists are divided between the idea that it is a fossil jellyfish or anemone, Ediacaran fauna ten specimens on the same plate , natural, restoration, or painting, or repair , dimensions: 210 x 180 , Weight: 1,310 grams , high quality
Location: Vinnytsya city area (Novodnistrovsk) Ukraine
Price: 79 E
Protolyellia (Nemiana) simplex (PALIJ,1976)
Reference: M15
Genus - Specie: Protolyellia (Nemiana) simplex (PALIJ,1976)
Description: fossil jellyfish , anemone fossil, ichnofossils
Period: Pre - Cambrian (Véndico - Ediacaran)
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Neo - Proterozoic
Age: Approximately 620 million years
Common name: fossil jellyfish , anemone fossil
Comments: very rare, enigmatic fossil, is not known for sure what it is, until now scientists are divided between the idea that it is a fossil jellyfish or anemone, Ediacaran fauna , four specimens in the same plate , high quality, natural, restoration, or any paint or repair measures 110 x 68 x 29 mm , Weight: 264 grams
Location: Vinnytsya city area (Novodnistrovsk) Ukraine
Price: 45 E
Sebkkas (Barytes),diagenetic structures
Reference: M13
Genus - Specie: diagenetic structures (Barytes)
Description: diagenetic structures (Barytes)
Period:
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Mesozoic
Age: Approximately 95 million years
Common name: diagenetic structures (Barytes)
Comments: According to studies carried out by the prestigious Complutense University of Madrid, it is not a matter of stromatolites, but of diagenetic structures that are formed after sedimentation during diagenesis and without direct relation to the main sedimentary event (gypsum nodules, hydromorphic paleosols, etc.). They are inorganic and their genesis is dominated by physical-chemical processes. similar to the desert roses that form in deposits located in arid, desert environments in eventual and stationary lakes, made up of Barite-Barium Sulfate (BaSO4), excellent quality , measures: 69 x 85 x 69 mm, It is delivered and shipped with authenticity certificate. We Ship Worldwhide
Location: Morocco
Price: 18 E
Coprolite (WILLIAN BUCKLAND,1829)
Reference: M11
Genus - Specie: Coprolite (WILLIAN BUCKLAND,1829)
Description: Coprolite (WILLIAN BUCKLAND,1829)
Period: Neogene
Epoch-Stage-Strata: Miocene
Era: Cenozoic
Age: Continental Miocene (Vindobonense fauna) about 15 million years
Common name: fossil feces, ichnofossils, miscelaneous, ichnofossils
Comments: Fossil feces , feces fossils Notes: probably corresponding to a hiénido or a canine , unusual, magnificent conservation , natural, no restoration or repair, or painting, or composite , large size , dimensions: 75 x 66 x 50 mm , Weight: 242 grams , from old collection , excellent , poor quality and difficult
Location: South of Europe
Price: 32 E
Protolyellia (Nemiana) simplex (PALIJ,1976)
Reference: M9
Genus - Specie: Protolyellia (Nemiana) simplex (PALIJ,1976)
Description: fossil jellyfish , anemone fossil, ichnofossils
Period: Pre - Cambrian (Véndico - Ediacaran)
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Neo - Proterozoic
Age: Approximately 620 million years
Common name: fossil jellyfish , anemone fossil
Comments: enigmatic fossil, no one knows for sure what it is, until now scientists are torn between the idea that it is a fossil jellyfish or anemone, Ediacaran fauna , rare , excellent quality, excellent preservation and fossilization , natural, no restoration measures : 176 x 170 mm
Location: Vinnytsya city area ( Novodnistrovsk ) Ukraine
Price: 90 E
Sebkkas (Barytes),diagenetic structures
diagenetic structures (Barytes)
Reference: M5
Genus - Specie: diagenetic structures (Barytes)
Description: diagenetic structures (Barytes)
Period:
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Mesozoic
Age: Approximately 95 million years.
Common name: sebkkas (Baritina)
Comments: According to studies carried out by the prestigious Complutense University of Madrid, it is not a matter of stromatolites, but of diagenetic structures that are formed after sedimentation during diagenesis and without direct relation to the main sedimentary event (gypsum nodules, hydromorphic paleosols, etc.). They are inorganic and their genesis is dominated by physical-chemical processes. similar to the desert roses that form in deposits located in arid, desert environments in eventual and stationary lakes, made up of Barite-Barium Sulfate (BaSO4), excellent quality , measures: 75 x 51 x 55 mm, It is delivered and shipped with authenticity certificate. We Ship Worldwhide
Location: Morocco
Price: 17 E
Sebkkas (Barytes),diagenetic structures
Reference: M3
Genus - Specie: diagenetic structures (Barytes)
Description: diagenetic structures (Barytes)
Period:
Epoch-Stage-Strata:
Era: Mesozoic
Age: Approximately 95 million years .
Common name: sebkkas (Baritina)
Comments: According to studies carried out by the prestigious Complutense University of Madrid, it is not a matter of stromatolites, but of diagenetic structures that are formed after sedimentation during diagenesis and without direct relation to the main sedimentary event (gypsum nodules, hydromorphic paleosols, etc.). They are inorganic and their genesis is dominated by physical-chemical processes. similar to the desert roses that form in deposits located in arid, desert environments in eventual and stationary lakes, made up of Barite-Barium Sulfate (BaSO4)
, excellent quality, measures : 54 x 54 x 38 mm, It is delivered and shipped with authenticity certificate. We Ship Worldwhide
Location: Morocco
Price: 15 E
Leptopius duponti (BOISDUBAL, 1835)
Reference: M1
Genus - Specie: Leptopius duponti (BOISDUBAL,183 )
Description: camera -shell fossil weevil, insect, beetle, ichnofossils
Period: Quaternary
Epoch-Stage-Strata: Late Pleistocene- Holocene
Era: Cenozoic
Age: Approximately 100,000 years
Common name: camera -shell fossil weevil, insect, beetle
Comments: pseudofósil, fossil cameras weevil, commonly found on the west coast of the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, the analysis of the samples revealed that they are composed of sand, cemented gravel, sometimes limestone or Opal, in 1925 it was discovered that these nodules containing insect pupae, more specifically called Leptopius duponti weevil. The adult beetle (beetle) feed on the leaves of acacia and other trees and shrubs. The female lays her eggs on the leaves of the tree. When the egg becomes larva crawls up the trunk to the ground, where you live below ground feeding on roots or underground stems. When fully fed, it prepares for the next phase that will last several months: to become pupa, instead of spinning a cocoon, the larva builds a cell-camera as a core in the land, which gives shape and consistency by a sort of saliva-secretion oozing and gradually tightening compact sand floor in these harsh and strong pods. After several months the new adult beetle makes its way through the cell wall, out of the hole that remains on the surface and climbs a tree. Weathering, mineralization and time do the rest. Unusual, magnificent conservation, natural, s in restoration or repair, or painting, dimensions: 57 x 30 mm, weight: 47 grams, not painted, not glued, excellent quality
Location: Elliston (Eyre Peninsula) South Australi
Price: 22 E
