Sea Urchin - Fossilised animal - Asterocidaris bistriata





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Specimen Erizo de mar Asterocidaris bistriata from Morocco, Jurassic period (201,3–145 million years), preserved with B72 resin and in natural condition.
Description from the seller
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Scientific Name:
Asterocidaris bistriata
Location:
Fossil marine deposits of Morocco
Stage:
Late Jurassic (~163–145 Ma)
Size:
Approximately 19–20 cm (complete matrix)
Description of the fossil:
Fossil specimen of the sea urchin Asterocidaris bistriata preserved in its natural matrix, with a well-defined body structure and some original spines still present. The piece shows remarkable quality, with marked anatomical details and stable mineralization typical of the Jurassic marine deposits of Morocco.
The specimen has been consolidated with B72 resin, a professional treatment that prevents fractures and guarantees stability without altering the natural appearance. An ideal piece for scientific display or specialized collections of fossil echinoderms.
Ref:4925
Seller's Story
All of our pieces include a certificate
Scientific Name:
Asterocidaris bistriata
Location:
Fossil marine deposits of Morocco
Stage:
Late Jurassic (~163–145 Ma)
Size:
Approximately 19–20 cm (complete matrix)
Description of the fossil:
Fossil specimen of the sea urchin Asterocidaris bistriata preserved in its natural matrix, with a well-defined body structure and some original spines still present. The piece shows remarkable quality, with marked anatomical details and stable mineralization typical of the Jurassic marine deposits of Morocco.
The specimen has been consolidated with B72 resin, a professional treatment that prevents fractures and guarantees stability without altering the natural appearance. An ideal piece for scientific display or specialized collections of fossil echinoderms.
Ref:4925

