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Rimella Rimosa

Potamides vagus

£0.40 ex VAT

Priacanthus sp. - Fin Spine (partial)

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Species Name: Rimella Rimosa

Family: Gastropod

Age: Eocene, 56 to 33 Mya.

Location: Barton, Hampshire

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Rimella Rimosa gastropod collected from the Eocene Barton Beds of Barton, Hampshire. Rimella is a genus of fossil marine gastropod. Intricate detail has been preserved in these specimens, they have little to no wear; some specimens show borings. These molluscs were laid down in a warm, shallow inland sea during the Upper Eocene Epoch. They measure approximately 1.5 to 2 cm in length and are supplied in small plastic bags with an information label.

Weight 20 g

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