This remarkable fossil specimen, weighing around 8 kilograms, contains the well-preserved remains of Claudiosaurus germanini, a rare reptile from the Late Permian. Originating from the renowned deposits of the Isalo Plateau in Madagascar, it represents a true treasure for collectors and researchers alike. The fossil is presented as a split nodule, revealing a mirror-image of the skeleton on both halves of the matrix. The bones are sharply defined against the natural stone, showcasing the delicate anatomy of the animal: vertebrae, ribs, and limbs are clearly visible, offering a vivid glimpse into prehistoric life. What makes this specimen even more exceptional is its unprepared state. Beyond the exposed skeletal remains, the nodule retains the surrounding natural matrix with traces of sediment from Madagascar’s ancient soils. This untouched quality enhances its authenticity and provides a direct, tangible link to the very ground where it was discovered. Whether displayed as a centerpiece in a private collection or studied for its paleontological value, this Claudiosaurus nodule is not only a piece of deep time but also a fragment of the Malagasy landscape, carried intact through millions of years. Size and Weight: parti1: 31x22,5x4 cm | 4,005 Kg part 2: 31,3x23x4,5cm | 4,925 Kg