J183 - Huge Fossil Crab (Potamon) Preserved in Travertine - Turkey Location Deanaspis golfussi including teeth
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Description
including teeth
0 Huge Endcut 413g
It only has tiny fractures that have been glued together
59 Inch) The biggest piece
Bouya 2009
J183 - Huge Fossil Crab (Potamon) Preserved in Travertine - Turkey Location Deanaspis golfussi including teethScientific name: Potamon potamios. Freshwater CrabLocation: Denizli Basin, Southwest TurkeyGeological Formation: Travertine Deposits of Denizli BasinAge: Pleistocene (<400k years)Size (long): 6cm x 4,9cm Plate: 10,6 x 9,9 cm x 2,9cmREF.: J183DESCRIPTION: This is a spectacular fossil freshwater crab ( genus Potamon) preserved in travertine from the Denizli Basin in Southwest Turkey. The crab exhibits amazingly detailed, 3d preservation. It's totally