Keichousaurus hui Fossil Marine Reptiles, 2 specimens (7.27") from Triassic, China

Size (longest specimen): 7.27"" = 18,5 cm
Age: Late Triassic (~225.0 million years)
Location: Falong formation Guanling county Guizhou province, China
Condition: Only a few small restorations, the largest specimen has a small restoration on the tail. Many teeth still preserved. Small specimen has a minor restoration on the head and on the "paddle bones"

Check out this amazing Keichousaurus duo! These ancient marine reptiles lived during the Triassic period It's incredible to think about the history behind this beautifully preserved fossil.

Having 2 specimens on one slab makes this a rare find, especially the combination of a small "baby" and a full grown specimen.

Preservation was done by sand blasting, showing better bone structures, instead of Acid prepping, which is commonly seen with Keichousaurus fossils.

Keichousaurus were small marine reptiles known for their lizard-like appearance and long, slender bodies. 

This fossil was found in China and represents a fascinating glimpse into prehistoric life.

Size of matrix: 10.24" x 6.30" = 26 cm x 16 cm

Comes with acrylic stand