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Two Unusual Jurassic Brittlestars from Germany
Stock Number  XIST70
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Name:   Ophiopetra sp.
Age:  Jurassic
Formation:  Malm zeta 2 (Solnhofen)
Location:  Hienheim, Germany
Size:  Plate is 4 inches across
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This is an unusual fossil. It is a pair of Ophiopetra brittlestars from the Solnhofen fossil beds of Germany. The top of the plate has two brittlestars and a partial represented. The most striking feature about these starfish is their long, curling arms. Both specimens showcase this feature beautifully. The arms also have many spikes and spines on them - amazing detail when viewed under magnification. The large display plate is solid and dense - never been cracked or broken. This is an affordable plate of these ornate brittlestars from the famous Solnhofen limestone.



 
 
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