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Myoida Bivalve fossils (απολιθώματα διθύρων)

Myoida

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Description:

Several Myoida Bivalve fossils in a piece of dark grey sedimentary rock/ sea pebble, spotted and photographed in an Agios Nikolaos beach, Crete island, Greece.

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DespinaTsafetopoulou
Lol Christos, It only took me 2 years, to reach that number of spottings! Let's see how long it will take to post another 1500!

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Biodiversity of Greece (Hellas)
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Beauty of Decay

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PublishedSeptember 23, 2014

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