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EXTINCTIONS CHOICE - Texas Archaeocidaris Pair
Stock Number  XIEC50
EXTINCTIONS Choice

Name:   Archaeocidaris sp.
Age:  Pennsylvanian
Formation:  Winchell Formation
Location:  Brown County, Texas
Size:  Plate is 10 inches across
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This is an excellent spiny sea urchin fossil. It is a very nice double Archaeocidaris echinoid from Texas. This displayable specimen has very good detail preserved - most of the fragile spines are still intact and and easily seen on both fossils (rare). The urchins are nicely showcased on the large matrix plate. This is a very collectible pair of fossil echinoids from the Pennsylvanian Period.



 
 
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