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Dastilbe crandalli fish fossil
A slab of stone featuring manganese dendrites and a Dastilbe crandalli fish fossil from the Cretaceous period (approx. 125–90 million years old). The fossil originates from the Santana Formation in the Araripe Basin, Ceará, Brazil. The dimensions of the stone containing the fish are approximately 66.4 mm x 46.4 mm x 8.8 mm. Its weight is approximately 45 grams (excluding packaging). The length of the fish visible on the stone is approximately 41 mm.









