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Keichousaurus, fossils, marine reptiles, Guizhou, China, 7.63 inches, Feces foss
$ 406.56
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Keichousaurus is a marine reptile of the Pachypleurosaurus family that became extinct at the end of the Triassic period due to the mass extinction of organisms that occurred during the Triassic-Jurassic period. The name comes from Kweichow (now Guizhou) in China, where the first fossil specimen was discovered in 1957. These are one of the most common Sauropterygia fossils and are often seen as near-complete articular skeletons and are popular with collectors.
Size: 7.63 inch Keichousaurus (Country rock size is 9.25 x 6.19 inch)
Age: 242 million years (Triassic, Spacian period)
Origin: Huxia Formation, Guizhou, China
A very nice real fossil of Keichousaurus hui (marine reptile). This specimen is in very good condition with the fossils preserved and is 7.63 inches long (measured in a bent state). This fossil also contains a fossil of Keichousaurus dung (blue circle), which contains some bones. There are several restorations to the host rock. In addition, the tip of the tail is missing (red circle) at the time of excavation, and it has been reconstructed and repaired.
The size of the host rock is 23.5 cm in length and 15.5 cm in width. The size of the fossil is 19.5 cm by linear measurement from the tip of the head to the tip of the tail.
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