C11 - Nicely Preserved Juvenile Keichousaurus hui Early Triassic Reptile Huxia Formation Dinosaur claws See also Henningsmoen 1952

See also Henningsmoen 1952

Its crystal form is rare in nature

Scientific name: Elasmosaurus kurskensis

likely creating one of the craters we see on the Moon today

Steininger 1831 (trilobite)

C11 - Nicely Preserved Juvenile Keichousaurus hui Early Triassic Reptile Huxia Formation Dinosaur claws See also Henningsmoen 1952Species Keichousaurus hui, Young 1958 (diapsid)AGE Early Triassic, Spathian Stage (~242 million years ago)LOCATION Guanglin, Guizhou Province of ChinaFORMATION Huxia FormationSIZE 6,4cmRef: C11Amazing juvenile specimen, completely authentic, from this early triassic famous reptile. Keichousaurus, Young 1958 (diapsid) Reptilia Sauropterygia Pachypleuridae