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Χημικό όνομα Keichousaurus hui; Δείγμα: Top Quality Rare Juvenile Baby Keichousaurus hui Early Triassic Marine Reptile; Γεωλογική Περίοδος: Early Triassic (~242 εκατομμύρια χρόνια πριν); Μεταχείριση: επαγγελματικά προετοιμασμένο με μικρο-ακονίσματα αμμοβολής και περιορισμένη ανάπλαση μήτρας (κόλληση ρωγμής) καθώς και επιλεκτική βαφή για την ανάδειξη των διατηρημένων οστών; Κατάσταση: Enhanced.
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Scientific name: Keichousaurus hui, Young 1958 (marine reptile Pachypleurosauridae family)
Location: Guanglin, Guizhou Province of China
Geological Formation: Falang - Huxia Formation
Age: Early Triassic (~242 million years ago)
Size: 5,1cm - Matrix: 7,5cm x 5,2cm x 0,7cm
Ref: J669
Observations: Truly outstanding well preserved Keichousaurus juvenile baby specimen. Its preservation is particularly remarkable. It is very common to find many fake or heavily restored Keichousaurus specimens on the market. However, this specimen is quite exceptional.
The preservation of the bones is impressive, and the level of detail is outstanding, from the skull to the tail, with fully pristine perfect tiny bones. Almost intact specimen. Only the matrix has a fracture that has been glued back.
It is a nice collector piece, far away from the typical bullshit. The specimen has been carefully prepared professionally using micro sandblasting. The restorations carried out consist primarily of gluing and filling one fracture in the matrix. Those bones that were not as well preserved have been highlighted using a painting technique, although not many of them. All the specimen its exceptionally well preserved. The skull bones are just astonishing.
Most of the "restoration" has been performed on the matrix fracture.
Keichousaurus hui is a small marine reptile from the Triassic of southern China. A member of the Pachypleurosauridae family, with a long neck, paddle-like limbs, and a slender tail, adapted for swimming in shallow marine environments. Fossils, often found in black shale, reveal a diet of small fish and invertebrates, inferred from its needle-like teeth.
All of our fossils come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Every week, the issued Certificates of Authenticity are updated in our database verification system on our website. If you find that your certificate has not yet been updated, please contact us and we will update it immediately. Display box not included.
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Scientific name: Keichousaurus hui, Young 1958 (marine reptile Pachypleurosauridae family)
Location: Guanglin, Guizhou Province of China
Geological Formation: Falang - Huxia Formation
Age: Early Triassic (~242 million years ago)
Size: 5,1cm - Matrix: 7,5cm x 5,2cm x 0,7cm
Ref: J669
Observations: Truly outstanding well preserved Keichousaurus juvenile baby specimen. Its preservation is particularly remarkable. It is very common to find many fake or heavily restored Keichousaurus specimens on the market. However, this specimen is quite exceptional.
The preservation of the bones is impressive, and the level of detail is outstanding, from the skull to the tail, with fully pristine perfect tiny bones. Almost intact specimen. Only the matrix has a fracture that has been glued back.
It is a nice collector piece, far away from the typical bullshit. The specimen has been carefully prepared professionally using micro sandblasting. The restorations carried out consist primarily of gluing and filling one fracture in the matrix. Those bones that were not as well preserved have been highlighted using a painting technique, although not many of them. All the specimen its exceptionally well preserved. The skull bones are just astonishing.
Most of the "restoration" has been performed on the matrix fracture.
Keichousaurus hui is a small marine reptile from the Triassic of southern China. A member of the Pachypleurosauridae family, with a long neck, paddle-like limbs, and a slender tail, adapted for swimming in shallow marine environments. Fossils, often found in black shale, reveal a diet of small fish and invertebrates, inferred from its needle-like teeth.
All of our fossils come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Every week, the issued Certificates of Authenticity are updated in our database verification system on our website. If you find that your certificate has not yet been updated, please contact us and we will update it immediately. Display box not included.

