Excellent! - Animal fossilisé - Saurichthys sp，Peltopleurus orientalis Su,1959，Antrimpos sp - 50 cm - 40 cm

Description: Saurichthys sp is an extinct genus of ray-finned fish from the Triassic period.
Saurichthys sp was an elongated, streamlined fish that looked similar to modern pike. Its dorsal and anal fins face each other behind the body, and its tail is symmetrical.

Peltopleurus orientalis Su,1959, is a small carnivorous fish that lives in shallow seas. The scales are thick and large, and the lateral scales on the front of the trunk are taller than wide. The trailing edge of the scales on the side of the body has tiny serrations. Feeds on small, hard-shelled invertebrates.

Antripos sp is a small shrimp that lived in the Triassic, with a body length of no more than 8 cm. It may live on the bottom.


The board adopts sandblasting process to make the white fish appear more three-dimensionally on the stone board.

Place of discovery: Luoping, China
Stone slab size: 50*40*2cm
Triassic


The Saurichthys sp in this fossil is about 58 cm long, together with three fish and a shrimp. This is a very rare fossil and belongs to the museum's fine collection.

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Note: The fossil is very heavy and large in size. We cannot guarantee that it will be damaged during transportation. Please accept it. It can be repaired with glue. We can only try our best to pack it more firmly for you. Thank you!