Fish - Fossilised animal - 24 mm





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Dapalis macrurus, a fossil fish from Apt, Provence, France, dating to the Stampien, preserved and conserved, mounted in a wooden frame with a 75 × 240 mm fossil plaque on a 190 × 140 mm framed tableau, weight 210 g, authenticity Original.
Description from the seller
Stunning Dapalis macrurus fossil from the Stampian (Oligocene) of Apt, in Provence, presented in an elegant wooden frame.
The fish shows excellent skeletal preservation, with the fins, vertebrae, and overall silhouette perfectly visible on the plaque.
The framed presentation adds a particularly decorative dimension to this fossil: it can be displayed directly as a true paleontology tableau.
Details :
Species : Dapalis macrurus
Locality : Apt, Provence, France
Era : Stampian – Oligocene
Fossil fish on matrix slab
Fish : approximately 75 × 240 mm
Tableau : 190 × 140 mm
Natural collectible piece
Wooden frame
A piece of particular interest for collectors of French paleontology, but also very decorative thanks to its tableau presentation.
A beautiful fusion of a scientific fossil and a ready-to-display collectible object. The photographs show the piece that will be handed over to the buyer.
Stunning Dapalis macrurus fossil from the Stampian (Oligocene) of Apt, in Provence, presented in an elegant wooden frame.
The fish shows excellent skeletal preservation, with the fins, vertebrae, and overall silhouette perfectly visible on the plaque.
The framed presentation adds a particularly decorative dimension to this fossil: it can be displayed directly as a true paleontology tableau.
Details :
Species : Dapalis macrurus
Locality : Apt, Provence, France
Era : Stampian – Oligocene
Fossil fish on matrix slab
Fish : approximately 75 × 240 mm
Tableau : 190 × 140 mm
Natural collectible piece
Wooden frame
A piece of particular interest for collectors of French paleontology, but also very decorative thanks to its tableau presentation.
A beautiful fusion of a scientific fossil and a ready-to-display collectible object. The photographs show the piece that will be handed over to the buyer.

