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Cyrtospirifer rudkinensis, Brachiopod Fossil, Devonian, Voronezh, Russia , 2.7in For Sale


Cyrtospirifer rudkinensis, Brachiopod Fossil, Devonian, Voronezh, Russia , 2.7in
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Cyrtospirifer rudkinensis, Brachiopod Fossil, Devonian, Voronezh, Russia , 2.7in:
$18.00

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This handsome three-dimensional brachiopod fossil displays the broad, wing-shaped shell and strongly defined radiating ribs characteristic of Cyrtospirifer. It measures approximately 2.7 inches across and makes an appealing, easily displayed example of Devonian marine life.


The accompanying identification card attributes it to Cyrtospirifer rudkinensis from the Voronezh Region of Russia. This species is associated with the Frasnian portion of the Devonian Period and is approximately 370 million years old. The card uses the spelling “rudkinense”; the generally accepted scientific spelling is “rudkinensis.”


The original identification card shown in the photographs is included.


Item specifics:

Fossil type: Brachiopod

Scientific name: Cyrtospirifer rudkinensis

Geologic period: Devonian

Approximate age: 370 million years

Location: Voronezh Region, Russia

Approximate width: 2.7 inches

Color: Olive-brown to gray-brown

Display included: Original identification card

Quantity: One fossil specimen


Condition: Natural fossil specimen with visible edge wear, small chips and areas of shell loss, particularly around the central hinge/beak area. A visible fissure or separation crosses part of one valve. Surface deposits and natural irregularities remain.


You will receive the exact fossil and identification card pictured.


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