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Distinct Spiny Archaeocidaris Urchin from St. Louis!
Stock Number  XIEC100
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Name:   Archaeocidaris illinoisensis
Age:  Mississippian
Formation:  St. Louis Formation
Location:  St. Louis, Missouri
Size:  Plate is 2.2 inches across
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This is a very rare and important find. It is a fabulous Archaeocidaris illinoisensis from the Mississippian of St. Louis. Fossil echinoids from the St. Louis area are famous around the world and have been extremely sought-after by collectors for decades. This urchin was found YEARS ago, stored in a box, and just now opened and prepared - when they're all gone, they're GONE! This spiny urchin is larger than the Lepidocidaris found in the Mississippian Warsaw Formation, and are OLDER than the Pennsylvanian Archaeocidaris from Texas. This urchin is complete with MANY barbed spines still intact. Most of the types of urchins from this site have smooth spines (there are three species!), and ones with the barbed spines are rare. The echinoid displays well on the natural plate of matrix. This is a very fine example of a spiny Mississippian echinoid from the St. Louis Formation, offered exclusively through EXTINCTIONS.

This fossil was collected and obtained legally, and is also being sold legally.





 
 
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