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Beautiful Double Brachiopod Specimen From France
BRACHIOPODS
Stock Number XIBR08

Name:   Rhynchonella decorata
Age:  Jurassic
Formation:  Bathonian
Location:  Charleville, France
Size:  Matrix plate is approximately 1.5" X 3.2".
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Here is a very displayable brachiopod specimen. This is an excellent example of Rhynchonella decorata from the Jurassic of France. There are two brachiopods on the plate. The brachiopods are extremely inflated and exhibit very nice detail. Both valves are present and tightly articulated. The brachiopods display very coarse plications and multiple growth lines. The fossils have excellent color and contrast very well with the whitish-colored matrix. The brachiopods are beautifully perched on the natural block of matrix. This is a very aesthetic brachiopod specimen from France.