Enter the fascinating world of Brachiopods with our exceptional collection. These ancient marine organisms, known for their unique bivalve shells, offer a glimpse into the deep history of life on Earth. Our Brachiopods collection showcases the remarkable diversity, intricate details, and rich paleontological significance of these captivating creatures.

Experience the allure of Brachiopods with our meticulously curated collection. Whether you are a paleontologist, a fossil enthusiast, or simply intrigued by the mysteries of prehistoric life, our specimens offer a window into the extraordinary world of these ancient marine organisms.

Explore our selection today and witness the diversity and geological significance of Brachiopods. Each fossil has been carefully chosen to showcase the unique charm and scientific importance of these extraordinary relics of Earth’s ancient oceans.

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    Athyris Concentricus £0.50 ex VAT
    • Family: Brachiopod
    • Species: Athyris concentricus.
    • Geological Age: Devonian period, 419 – 358 million years ago
    • Location: Bildstock, Germany.

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  • Atrypa (100g) £2.00 ex VAT

    Atrypa are an extinct genus of brachiopods and existed between the late ordovician period to the carboniferous period. They are found in abundance in almost all marine rocks on all continents except for Antarctica. They come supplied in lots of 100 grams, in a polythene bag with information label.

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  • Digonella – 5 pieces £2.00 ex VAT

    Digonella Sp. Brachiopod Specimens are approximately 20mm in size.

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  • Leptaena depressa £1.10£1.62 ex VAT

    Species Name: Leptaena depressa

    Family: Brachiopod

    Age: Silurian, Wenlock Series

    Location: Dudley, West Midlands, UK

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  • Lingulella davisii £1.45 ex VAT

    Lingulella davisii is an extinct species of brachiopod, which existed during the middle Cambrian. Unique for their phosphatic shell, these brachiapods are from Wales and come supplied in a white card tray with an information label.

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    Ornithella Digona £0.50 ex VAT
    • Family: Brachiopod
    • Species: Ornithella digona
    • Geological Age: Cretaceous period, 145 to 65 million years ago.
    • Location: Weymouth, Dorset.
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    Pugnoides Ottumwa £0.50 ex VAT
    • Family: Brachiopod
    • Species: Pugnoides ottumwa
    • Geological Age: Carboniferous period, Mississippian, 358 to 323 million years ago
    • Location: Oskaloosa, Iowa, USA.

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    Rhynchonellid Zygospira £0.50 ex VAT
    • Family: Brachiopod
    • Species: Rhynchonellid zygospira
    • Geological Age: Ordovician period, 488 – 443 million years ago.
    • Location: UK.

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    Sellithyris Sella
    • Family: Brachiopod
    • Species: Sellithyris sella
    • Geological Age: Cretaceous period, 145 to 65 million years ago.
    • Location: Lower Greensands on the Isle of Wight, UK.
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    Sellithyris Sella Shell £0.40 ex VAT
    • Family: Brachiopod
    • Species: Sellithyris sella
    • Geological Age: Cretaceous period, 145 to 65 million years ago.
    • Location: Lower Greensands on the Isle of Wight, UK.
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  • Stiphrothyris Tumida £0.75 ex VAT
    • Family: Brachiopod
    • Species: Stiphrothyris tumida
    • Geological Age: Jurassic period,Bajocian age, 170 to 168 million years ago.
    • Location: Upper inferior Oolite bed, Cooper’s Hill, Stroud, Gloucestershire, UK.
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    Terebratula Capillata £0.50 ex VAT
    • Family: Brachiopod
    • Species: Terebratula capillata
    • Geological Age: Shenley limestone, Cretaceous period, 145 to 65 million years ago.
    • Location: Leighton Buzzard, UK.
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