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Ammonite fossil, Cleoniceras species (7.6cm) from Madagascar
Ammonite fossil, Cleoniceras species (7.6cm) from Madagascar
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Cleoniceras Ammonite from Madagascar, found in Tulear. Dating back around 110 million years ago.
Red iridescent ammonite.
7.6cm x 6.3cm x 2.1cm
*Cleoniceras Ammonite*: Timeless Elegance from the Deep 🌀🌊
Step back into the prehistoric seas with Cleoniceras, a genus of ammonites that thrived during the Cretaceous period. These mesmerizing spiral creatures, resembling modern-day nautilus shells, navigated ancient oceans millions of years ago. Cleoniceras ammonites are renowned for their intricate chambers, creating a stunning pattern as they grew. The fossilized remains of these graceful mollusks provide a window into Earth's history, inspiring awe and fascination among paleontology enthusiasts. 🦑🔮🌏
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Red iridescent ammonite.
7.6cm x 6.3cm x 2.1cm
*Cleoniceras Ammonite*: Timeless Elegance from the Deep 🌀🌊
Step back into the prehistoric seas with Cleoniceras, a genus of ammonites that thrived during the Cretaceous period. These mesmerizing spiral creatures, resembling modern-day nautilus shells, navigated ancient oceans millions of years ago. Cleoniceras ammonites are renowned for their intricate chambers, creating a stunning pattern as they grew. The fossilized remains of these graceful mollusks provide a window into Earth's history, inspiring awe and fascination among paleontology enthusiasts. 🦑🔮🌏
