An elegant fossil pipefish preserved on natural limestone from the famous fossil-bearing deposits of Lebanon. Believed to represent Syngnathus or Hipposyngnathus, this beautifully preserved specimen dates to the Cenomanian Stage of the Late Cretaceous, approximately 95 million years ago.
The long, slender body remains finely articulated, with delicate vertebrae and fin rays still visible. Its graceful curved posture makes this an especially attractive display piece and an unusual addition to any fossil collection.
Lebanese fossil fish are highly regarded by collectors for their exceptional preservation and historical significance.
Specifications
- Species: Syngnathus / Hipposyngnathus (possible identification)
- Geological Age: Cenomanian Stage, Late Cretaceous
- Approximate Age: 95 million years
- Locality: Lebanon
- Fossil length: Approximately 12.5 cm
- Matrix: Natural limestone
- Weight: 486 g
An uncommon fossil fish ideal for collectors of prehistoric marine life and natural history specimens.