Pulalius Vulgaris . this Eocene crab is 95mm x 50mm, the dorsal surface, claws and legs were exposed with air scribes.
Pulalius Vulgaris. the carapace is 30mm, and the claws were completely exposed with air abrasive and scribes
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Pulalius Vulgaris . this Eocene crab is 95mm x 50mm, the dorsal surface, claws and legs were exposed with air scribes.
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Pulalius Vulgaris. the carapace is 30mm, and the claws were completely exposed with air abrasive and scribes
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Longusorbis cuniculosus. Late Cretaceous crabs from Vancouver Island
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Paltechioceras sp. a Jurassic ammonite collected in some 20 pieces, and carefully reconstructed
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Nostoceras horbyense. Cretaceous ammonite turret from Vancouver Island exposing a folded over protoconch, exposed with air scribes
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Merycoidodon sp. oreodonts were Oligocene mammals; this skull has been carefully cleaned to show specific details |
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