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Micraster

Yellow

Micraster specimen
Micraster brevis (Lamarck, 1816) MHNT Coniacien Puys (76).jpg · Wikimedia Commons (see file page for author & license)

🦴 Fossil facts

AgeLate Cretaceous, about 94–66 million years ago
Origin & sourcesChalk of southern England (Kent, Sussex), northern France (Normandy) and Denmark (Stevns Klint).
CompositionCalcite test, often filled or replaced by flint

How it forms

Micraster was a heart-shaped urchin that burrowed in chalky seafloor mud. Its gradual change through the chalk layers made it a classic example in studies of evolution.

🌍 Where it's found

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  • Notable source / deposit
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Marker positions are approximate (region or locality level). Type localities from Wikidata; notable sources curated by Crystopedia.

✨ Metaphysical & Folklore

These are traditional and folk beliefs from crystal lore. They are not scientific or medical claims – crystals are not a substitute for professional care.