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Euproops danae is another family ,I founded this specimen in 2000 , limulus are not common in french carboniferous .....

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Beautiful!

I have seen pictures of fossils of this creature, but never with such fine preservation.

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Hey

A very nice specie.

I found some year's ago in Holland in a mine dump with Carboniferous prints this beautiful Euproops sp. with a nice positive and negative print

They are indeed very rare.

Cor

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Hey

A very nice specie.

I found some year's ago in Holland in a mine dump with Carboniferous prints this beautiful Euproops sp. with a nice positive and negative print

They are indeed very rare.

Cor

Very rare and very nice , you find it in Piesberg area ???

bruno

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Very nice and curious pieces,

I see that the Carboniferous in which you move produce a superb quality. I have seen that you've got a wide variety of tree ferns. What is certain is that once the coal basins of northern Spain also produced good ferns (logs, cones, seeds, branches of first order). But I never had see with reddish tones presenting as yours.

Regards

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Very rare and very nice , you find it in Piesberg area ???

bruno

Hey Bruno

No,I found it in a mine dump in Eygelshoven in the Netherlands.

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Hey Bruno

No,I found it in a mine dump in Eygelshoven in the Netherlands.

I don't know,you find flora ????

bruno

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Very nice and curious pieces,

I see that the Carboniferous in which you move produce a superb quality. I have seen that you've got a wide variety of tree ferns. What is certain is that once the coal basins of northern Spain also produced good ferns (logs, cones, seeds, branches of first order). But I never had see with reddish tones presenting as yours.

Regards

Hi Megaselachus13 ,where do you live, I have some samples from ASTURIA and LEON ,Magdalena in Spain

bruno

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Hi Megaselachus13 ,where do you live, I have some samples from ASTURIA and LEON ,Magdalena in Spain

bruno

Hi Bruno,

Today I live in southern Spain, but I've lived almost all my life in the north (Basque Country).

For over ten years I was lucky enough to visit a few days to a friend who lives in Leon.

We were visiting several coal basins, including La Magdalena.

I remember fondly those places filled with ferns and stems of Calamites and other species.

We collected many good examples, several of which I could classify through a copy of Wagner's that he gave to me. It seems he know him years ago and was classifying his collection of palaeobotany.

I remember my friend was very lucky, because he had the opportunity to find the tip of a telson of a eurypterid by the fracture (when he found it and told it to me I thought that he was kidding). He then prepped the piece and turned out to be a complete eurypterid from head to telson without apendages. I recall that years later he told me that specimen was studied by a Japanese scientist.

In Asturias, I haven't had the chance yet to visit coal deposits.

Regards.

Rubén

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