Gastropod - Fossilised shell - Campanile giganteum

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Campanile giganteum is a natural gastropod specimen from the Paleogene Eocene (Lutetian), weighing 17 kg and measuring about 44 cm long, with stabilized matrix, authentic/original, from Marne, France, featuring apex abrasion and natural colours.

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Species: Campanile giganteum and other species
Age: Eocene, Lutetian
Locality: Marne, France

Measurements: c. 44 cm long gastropod
Weight: 17.0 kg

Fabulous gastropod specimen that would fit very well in a Cabinet of Curiosity. The slab was prepared so as to highlight the large Campanile and the smaller gastropods and bivalves. A completely natural piece with a few small shells glued back to their original position.

As in most Campanile specimens, the apex shows natural abrasion linked with the way of life.
Wonderul colors, all natural. Matrix stabilized.

Species: Campanile giganteum and other species
Age: Eocene, Lutetian
Locality: Marne, France

Measurements: c. 44 cm long gastropod
Weight: 17.0 kg

Fabulous gastropod specimen that would fit very well in a Cabinet of Curiosity. The slab was prepared so as to highlight the large Campanile and the smaller gastropods and bivalves. A completely natural piece with a few small shells glued back to their original position.

As in most Campanile specimens, the apex shows natural abrasion linked with the way of life.
Wonderul colors, all natural. Matrix stabilized.

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Specimen
Gastropod
Scientific name
Campanile giganteum
Geological period
Paleogene, Eocene (56 - 33.9 million years)
Condition
Natural
Weight
17 kg
Authenticity
Original/official
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