Club Urchin Fossil 2 anatomy it shares the same Echinodermata

it shares the same Echinodermata phylum as other “spiny skinned” animals that include starfish

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Club Urchin Fossil 2 anatomy it shares the same EchinodermataAbout the Piece AUTHENTIC FOSSIL SPECIMEN Pseudocidaris mammosa, Club Sea Urchin, from the late Jurassic (200 145 Ma) measuring 4x4x4tall. With its bulbous spines, this echinoid variety is perhaps one of the most sculptural in existence and particularly hard to come by in this quality of preservation. Painstakingly cleaned and then reassembled in order to display the animal as it would have been in life. An ancestor to todays sea urchin, it shares the