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Encope Macrophora – Sand Dollar

Leiotomaster bosei

£2.75 ex VAT

Echinolampas Appendiculata

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Species Name: Encope Macrophora – Sand Dollar

Family: Echinoid

Age: Miocene

Location: Collier Co. Florida, USA

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Encope Macrophora Sand Dollar of Miocene age, collected from Collier County, Florida, USA. Like most sand dollars, their test (shell) is discoidal, it also has a flat base and the test thickens at its edges. This specimen is well preserved; the petaloid ambulacra can be clearly seen, they are ellipsoidal but not closed. It measures 4.5 cm in diameter and is supplied in a small plastic bag with an information label.

Weight 20 g

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