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Australian Pleistocene Crab With Claw
Stock Number  XICR19

Name:   Macrophthalmus latrellei
Age:  Pleistocene
Formation:  Crab Layers
Location:  Queensland, Australia
Size:  Crab is 3.1 inches across
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This is a nice fossil crustacean. It is a Macrophthalmus latrellei from the Pleistocene of Australia. The crab is 3-dimensionally preserved and totally free of matrix. The top of the carapace is covered with a multitude of small granulations, and the underside of the carapace has the plate structure clearly defined. Many of the legs are present and one claw is totally intact - the legs and part of the claws are lined, on both margins, with sharp spikes. This is a very intriguing Ice Age fossil from ''Down Under''.


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