Triple Ophiuroidea Brittle Star | Morocco Cabochon but one of the largest

but one of the largest fish ever to exist

not knowing the danger

Unlike in calcite

Skeleton is hand painted to match the original bone

Triple Ophiuroidea Brittle Star | Morocco Cabochon but one of the largestOphiuroidea Brittle Star Late Ordovician El Kaid Errami Valley Tafilalt, Morocco Specimen approx. size: 1. 5" x 1", 1" x 1", & 1" x 0. 5" Matrix approx. size: 5. 75" x 3. 25" x 1. 125" Members of the class Ophiuroidea, commonly known as brittle stars, are echinoderms distinguished by a small central disc and five slender, flexible arms clearly separated from the disc. Their skeleton is composed of articulated calcite plates (ossicles), often found