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Textbook Leptaena Brachiopod from Oklahoma
BRACHIOPODS
Stock Number XIBR713
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Name:   Leptaena sp.
Age:  Lower Devonian
Formation:  Haragan Formation
Location:  Coal County, Oklahoma
Size:  Brachiopod is 1 inch across
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Here is a top quality specimen of a Devonian brachiopod. This is a Leptaena sp. from the Devonian of Oklahoma. The inflated brachiopod is quite 3-dimensional and extremely detailed - the shell displays the definitive horseshoe shaped growth lines in fine fashion. The dark fossil contrasts nicely with the off-white matrix. The distinct brachiopod is aesthetically showcased on the large block of marlstone. This is a very displayable specimen of an ornate Devonian brachiopod.