マンチュロケリス属のカメ3匹を伴う希少な化石プレート - 動物化石 - 35 cm - 33 cm

希少かつ卓越した死亡プレート: 3 Fossil Turtles (Manchurochelys sp.)
Species: Manchurochelys
Age: Early Cretaceous (Yixian Formation, Jehol Biota, approx. 125 Million Years Ago)
Origin: Liaoning Province, China
Matrix Dimensions: Approx. 35 cm x 35 cm (Refer to photos with scale ruler)
Description:
This is a remarkable and highly displayable fossil slab featuring three fossil turtles (Manchurochelys) preserved together in a natural mortality association. Such multi-specimen plates are significantly rarer than single individuals and offer a fascinating window into the aquatic ecosystem of the famed Jehol Biota.
Key Highlights:Multiple Specimens: Three turtles overlapping/clustered on a single stone matrix, demonstrating dynamic natural deposition. Exceptional Details: The dorsal carapaces retain superb bone texture and distinct scute pattern sutures. Extended limbs, clawed feet, and skull structures are preserved in high three-dimensional clarity. Preparation: Expertly prepared to highlight the contrast between the brownish fossil bones and the natural grey sedimentary shale matrix. Aesthetic Value: A museum-quality centerpieces ideal for natural history collectors and fine display cases. Condition: Excellent condition with clear, natural bone structure. Please refer to high-resolution photos for exact dimensions and detail views