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Eocene sea urchin Conoclypus

Eocene sea urchin Conoclypus

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Conoclypus conoideus (Leske, 1778)

Conoclypus is an extinct genus of sea urchins lived in Paleogene-Neogene. Conoclypus means "cone disc" and is characterized by a conical structure. One of the biggest echinoderms.
Genus: Conoclypus; Family: Conoclypeidae; Order: Clypeasteroida; Class: Echinoidea; Phylum: Echinodermata.

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Trade No.	321001
Replacement	Limestone, Calcite
Continent	Europe
Country	Ukraine
Location	Simferopol, Crimea
Era	Cenozoic
Period	Paleogene
Epoch	Eocene
Stage	Lutetian
Regional strata	Simferopol stage
Age	45 million years

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