COELACANTH 1/2 fishTree-dimensional Trias 250 mio Madagascar (CO-229/3873)

Description

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Fish Fossil description
Coelacanth  (
CO-179/3370)
Madagascar
Paleontology
Order
Coelacanthiformes
Family
Coelacanthidae
Genus
Coelacanth whiteia/woodwardi
Species
Coelacanth Whiteia/woodwardi, Moy Thomas 1935
Age
250 million years
Geology
Era
Mesozoïcum
Period
Triassic
Epoch
Early
Stratum
Olenekian
Locality
Ambilobe, Madagascar
Details (sizes in centimeters)
Nodule size
L = 15  W = 7  H = 3
Fossil size
L = 14  W = 5
Colors
Natural
Weight
0,500 kg
Rarity
(Common, Rare, Very Rare)
Very Rare
Fish Integrity
92 %
The fish has been glued
NO
The nodule has been repaired
NO
The nodule has been glued
Colors
YES
All colors are natural
Remarks
Three dimentional fossilization
Fossilization is only the perfect mark of the skeleton of the fish. There are no bones!
The Fossil nodules from Madagascar may contain one or more oxides such as: iron, silicon, hematite, limonite and laterite.
NOTE :
Very rare fossilization of the eye of Coelacanthus, on the first photo you can see the half of the eye with the COROID clearly visible and fossilized with its facets, the eye of Coelacanthus had this particularity!
Payment
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Customs Taxes
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Shipping
Combination of a package with multiples elements, paying only the price of one shipment
Please note that during the pandemic, shipping to countries mentioned below is priority with signature confirmation only.
Shipping can be delayed, delivery times can be doubled.
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For other countries, please ask me directly.
If Pakage Problem
Upon receiving the package, please verify that the fossil is intact.
1) In case the fossil is broken, take several pictures of the package and its contents as you received it.
2) Go to your local post or customs office and show them the package.
3) The post or customs office will issue a domages certificate.
4) Send me a scanned version of the certificate along with the pictures you have taken
5) Once I receive the above elements, I will submit a claim to the post office; their evaluation may take several days
6) Once I receive their refund, I will refund your purchase in full
Thank you for shopping with me!