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Positive/Negative Pair of a Partial Fossil Fish Aspiration | Mioplosus labracoides | Wyoming tyrannosaur though smaller and larger specimens Lepisosteus bemisi Atractosteus simplex

Name: Positive/Negative Pair of a Partial Fossil Fish Aspiration | Mioplosus labracoides | Wyoming tyrannosaur though smaller and larger specimens Lepisosteus bemisi Atractosteus simplex
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SKU: 87694452083
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Positive Negative Pair of a Partial Fossil Fish Aspiration Mioplosus labracoides Wyoming tyrannosaur though smaller and larger specimens Lepisosteus bemisi Atractosteus simplex though smaller and larger specimens occur It belongs to the order Nautilida Specimen approx Unlike more gregarious species

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