This listing features an exceptional fossil shrimp, Carpopenaeus callirostris, from the world-famous Late Cenomanian Sannine Limestone of Hajoula, Lebanon, one of the most important Lagerstätten for Cretaceous marine life.
Lebanese fossil shrimps are internationally renowned for their outstanding preservation, often retaining fine anatomical details such as antennae, appendages, and carapace ornamentation. Carpopenaeus callirostris is among the most recognizable and sought-after decapod crustaceans from this locality.
Preserved on a large slab measuring approximately 22 × 13 × 0.5 cm, this specimen offers strong visual impact and excellent display potential. The fossil is completely original and unrestored, preserving natural surface detail and authentic Cenomanian preservation.
An outstanding collector-grade fossil crustacean, ideal for museum-quality collections, educational displays, or advanced private collectors interested in Cretaceous marine arthropods and Lebanese Lagerstätten.
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