Description
This listing is for a genuine fossil echinoid (Micraster luskei), an exceptionally preserved sea urchin specimen from the Cretaceous period, discovered in the renowned chalk deposits near Eastbourne, Kent, UK. A perfect addition for fossil collectors, educators, and enthusiasts of ancient marine life.
About Micraster luskei (Fossil Echinoid)
Micraster is a genus of extinct heart urchins that thrived in the soft seabeds of the Cretaceous period. These echinoids were well adapted for burrowing and are commonly found in chalk deposits. Micraster luskei is particularly sought after for its distinct shape, well-defined test (shell), and exceptional preservation.
Fossil Details:
- Scientific Name: Micraster luskei
- Common Name: Fossil Echinoid (Sea Urchin)
- Geological Age: Cretaceous
- Formation/Location: Chalk, Eastbourne, Kent, UK
- Size: Please refer to the listing photos with scale for accurate dimensions
- Condition: Well-preserved with natural detail
Why This Fossil is Special:
- A rare and scientifically significant Micraster luskei specimen
- From the famous chalk deposits of Eastbourne, Kent
- A fantastic display piece for collectors, educators, or museums
- Comes from the prestigious Alice Purnell Collection, one of the largest ammonite and fossil collections in the world
- 100% Genuine Specimen with a Certificate of Authenticity
What You See is What You Get
The fossil shown in the listing photos is the exact specimen you will receive. No stock images are used.
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- 100% Authentic Specimens – Professionally sourced, identified, and verified
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This Micraster luskei fossil is a fascinating piece of ancient marine history, perfect for fossil collectors, students, and enthusiasts. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this exceptional echinoid fossil.
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