Marine reptile - Fossilised animal - Keichousaurus hui - 20.5 cm





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Keichousaurus hui, a complete Early Triassic marine reptile skeleton from Hunan, preserves its natural matrix with cracks filled, standing about 20.5 cm high.
Description from the seller
Scientific Name: Keichousaurus hui
Location: Hunan, China
Geological Formation: Probably Falang or Huxia Formation
Stage: Early Triassic – Spathian (approximately 242 million years ago)
Size: 20.5cm (complete skeleton in matrix)
Description of the fossil:
A spectacular complete specimen of Keichousaurus hui from Hunan, China, perfectly preserved in its original matrix. This fossil stands out for its natural state and complete articulation, with clearly visible bone details: skull, spine, limbs, and tail.
Keichousaurus was a marine reptile from the group of pachypeurosaurs, with an elongated body, flexible neck, and limbs adapted for swimming. Its diet was piscivorous, and its bone structure suggests an evolutionary transition between aquatic and terrestrial life.
This specimen is a museum-quality piece of the highest caliber, ideal for scientific, educational, or private collections. Its preservation and aesthetics make it a paleontological jewel difficult to match.
REF: 2488
Seller's Story
Scientific Name: Keichousaurus hui
Location: Hunan, China
Geological Formation: Probably Falang or Huxia Formation
Stage: Early Triassic – Spathian (approximately 242 million years ago)
Size: 20.5cm (complete skeleton in matrix)
Description of the fossil:
A spectacular complete specimen of Keichousaurus hui from Hunan, China, perfectly preserved in its original matrix. This fossil stands out for its natural state and complete articulation, with clearly visible bone details: skull, spine, limbs, and tail.
Keichousaurus was a marine reptile from the group of pachypeurosaurs, with an elongated body, flexible neck, and limbs adapted for swimming. Its diet was piscivorous, and its bone structure suggests an evolutionary transition between aquatic and terrestrial life.
This specimen is a museum-quality piece of the highest caliber, ideal for scientific, educational, or private collections. Its preservation and aesthetics make it a paleontological jewel difficult to match.
REF: 2488

