化石化的爬行动物 - 化石板块基质 - Claudiosaurus germaini - 17 cm - 14 cm (没有保留价)

Claudiosaurus Fossil – Partial Skeleton on Matrix – Permian, Madagascar

Authentic fossil specimen of Claudiosaurus, an early diapsid reptile from the Permian deposits of Madagascar, preserved within its original sedimentary matrix.

The specimen shows a partial but clearly identifiable skeletal arrangement, including a section of the vertebral column and associated limb elements. A well-preserved hind limb is visible, with elongated bones and joint structures distinguishable despite natural fragmentation. Additional scattered bone fragments are present across the slab, contributing to the overall composition and evidencing the original burial context.

The fossilized bones appear in dark contrast against the lighter, earthy matrix, allowing the anatomical elements to stand out while maintaining a natural, unaltered look. The surface retains a raw, geological character, with irregular textures and areas of natural erosion that enhance its authenticity.

Rather than a fully articulated display, this piece offers a more genuine field-preserved appearance, appreciated by collectors for its scientific character and natural presentation.

Ideal for fossil collectors, natural history enthusiasts, or as a distinctive display piece with strong geological and paleontological appeal.