Rare, 2.75" Reptile (Champosaur) Limb Bone - Isle of Wight, England

This is a rare, 2.75" long limb bone of a Late Triassic-aged reptile, likely a champosaur of the species Pachystropheus rhaetica. It was collected from the Westbury Bone Beds of North Somerset, England. The bone is approximately 205 million years old. Comes with a riker mount display case.

There is a repaired crack through the middle of the bone which required some gap fill restoration.



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DETAILS
SPECIES
Pachystropheus rhaetica
LOCATION
Aust Cliff, Nr. Bristol, North Somerset, England
FORMATION
The Westbury Bone Beds
SIZE
2.75" long
ITEM
#268510
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