Horseshoe Crab Skeleton - Carcinoscorpius Rotundicauda...

Giant, rare specimen of this size of Carcinoscorpius rotundicauda, commonly called the horseshoe crab, a marine arthropod whose history dates back more than 450 million years. This species, often described as a 'living fossil', has changed little since prehistoric times, making it a powerful symbol of evolutionary resilience. The specimen features the characteristic domed carapace and the long, rigid telson (tail spine), typical of the group. Horseshoe crabs play a crucial ecological and biomedical role, contributing significantly to marine ecosystems and modern research. Blue-blooded species. Ideal piece for natural history collections, educational displays, or as a decorative element to place on a pedestal. Horseshoe crab dimensions Total length 75 cm (tail 37 cm and body 38 cm) Width 38 cm Careful packaging From my personal collection.

Estimation:€275

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