Devonian Sea scorpion and plants

This is an interesting slab with a sea scorpion - Eurypterid spec. and a variety of early plants 
Taeniocrada longisporangiata.

The stone comes from the deposits of the Lower Devonian (so called Klerfer Schichten) of the 
Olkenbacher Mulde/Eifel in Germany.

Sea scorpions are rare finds and mostly only fragmentary. Such a great articulated animal in 
the middle of the unbroken stone is super rare.

Please also note the backside full of early plant fossils.

The eurypterid measures about 6 cm. The slab is unbroken, it measures about 28 x 19 cm.

Visually attractive and scientifically interesting exhibit without any manipulation!

Museum piece!

SOLD