10cm long Clam Bivalve (we call these oysters but it is incorrect, they are actually a type of Bivalve). Partial acid prep. Singular sided are very common in the Garantiana layer, however fully complete are very rare. They are one of the most difficult fossils to prep as they show case great detail on the outer shell. Great specimen species!
10cm long Clam Bivalve (we call these oysters but it is incorrect, they are actually a type of Bivalve). Partial acid prep. Singular sided are very common in the Garantiana layer, however fully complete are very rare. They are one of the most difficult fossils to prep as they show case great detail on the outer shell. Great specimen species!
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