4.21" Polished Desmoceras Ammonite Fossil Half | 15.10 ounces

Name: 4.21" Polished Desmoceras Ammonite Fossil Half | 15.10 ounces
Brand: This & That Minerals
SKU: FSL-PAH-010
Price: 49.99 USD
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4.21" Polished Desmoceras Ammonite Fossil Half | 15.10 ounces

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This polished ammonite fossil is the half-shell of a Desmoceras cephalopod (related to the squid and octopus) from the Cretaceous period. It was discovered in Madagascar and features a unique cross-sectional view of the interior chamber of the shell.

Weight: 15.10 ounces
Height: 4.21 inches
Length: 5.42 inches

This specimen comes with a stand.

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