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Eurypterus tetragonophtalmus

220,00 

Sistema: Silúrico.

Piso: Ludlow.

Procedencia: Velykozalissya, Kamianets-Podilskyi, Ucrania.

Medidas de la placa: 11,5 cm x 8,3 cm

Medidas del euriptero: 6,5 cm x 1,8 cm

100% natural, no restaurado.

 

SKU: AR019 Categorías: , ,

Eurypterus es un género que vivió en el período Silúrico, hace 420 millones de años. Eurypterus a menudo se describe como un escorpión de mar, ya que tenía una aguja afilada en la cola, que probablemente usaba en combate. Sin embargo, es miembro de la superclase Merostomata, un grupo de artrópodos que actualmente incluye solo al cangrejo herradura y no está directamente relacionado con los escorpiones, que pertenecen a una clase diferente, los arácnidos.

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