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Lonsdaleia, coral fossil C016 / 4841

Lonsdaleia, coral fossil C016  /  4841


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Lonsdaleia, coral fossil C016 / 4841

Lonsdaleia, coral fossil. Corals comprise a soft bodied animal called a polyp. Each polyp inhabits a calcareous skeleton called a corallum. This specimen dates from the Carboniferous. It is part of the collections held at the Natural History Museum, London, UK

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This print showcases the exquisite beauty of Lonsdaleia, a fossilized coral specimen from the Carboniferous era. The image reveals intricate details of this ancient marine creature, highlighting its delicate structure and fascinating history. Corals, composed of soft-bodied polyps that reside within calcareous skeletons known as corallums, are brought to life in this stunning photograph. Against a striking black background, the Lonsdaleia stands out as a testament to Earth's rich geological past. Preserved within sedimentary rock formations, this coral fossil offers valuable insights into prehistoric ecosystems and the evolution of marine life. Its presence in the collections at the esteemed Natural History Museum in London further emphasizes its scientific significance. The print captures not only the tangible aspects of this remarkable specimen but also evokes curiosity about our planet's natural wonders. It serves as a reminder of how nature has shaped our world over millions of years and invites us to explore its mysteries through zoological and geological lenses. With elements such as historical context, paleontological importance, and artistic composition combined seamlessly in this image, it becomes an invaluable resource for researchers studying biodiversity or enthusiasts fascinated by Earth's ancient inhabitants. This extraordinary photograph is a testament to both scientific exploration and aesthetic appreciation for our planet's diverse fauna throughout time.

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