Hering Clupea

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Events

Found

When	September 20, 1917
Where	Mulhouse

Relation to places

Alsace

Relation to time

Keywords

Clupea Fish Fossil

Description

Dies ist der fossile Hering Clupea sardinites (Heckel). Er stellt ein lebendes Fossil dar, denn der aus derselben Gattung stammende Clupea harengus ist der heutige, allseits bekannte Speisefisch.

Alter: ca. 29 Mio. Jahre, Meletta-Schiefer, ob. Rupelium, Oligozän
Fundort: Kalibergwerk Marie-Luise, Mulhouse, Alsace/Frankreich

Measurements

13x 6 x 2 cm

Map

Found
1917
Mulhouse

[Relation to time]
-33900000

-33900001 1919

Object from: Geomuseum der Universität Münster

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