Silurian brachiopod cemetary
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Microsphaeridiorhynchus nucula brachiopod, from the pebble beach on Fehmarn, Germany. The individual specimen are around 1 cm long, date back to the silurian around 420 million years ago, and have their origin located at the swedish isle of Gotland, and the surrounding seafloor.
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Fossils found at the baltic sea of Denmark and Germany
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