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All auctions / Ethnographical / Rare Natural Opalescent Ammonit Euaspidoceras Perarmatum Fossil- 18537.68 g
Opalescent Ammonite Euaspidoceras Perarmatum is an extinct genus of ammonite cephalopods that lived about 163 million years ago in the Early Jurassic. Ammonites are one of the most well-known fossils; this is due to their distinctive spiral-shaped shell, which resembles what we know as a snail's shell, although these creatures are not related to snails at all! They were marine animals that existed from 240 to 65 million years ago and had a coiled outer shell like that of the modern Nautilus, and although they resembled a modern Nautilus, these mollusks are more closely related to living cephalopods, i.e., octopuses, squids, and cuttlefish. Weight: 18,537.68 g Size: 380x365x155 mm Treatment: None Origin: Madagascar Gem Type: 100% Ammonite Euaspidoceras Perarmatum Our shipping costs are checked and recognized by Catawiki. We have an external shipping company that performs the final inspection, pickup, packaging, and shipping; thus these shipping costs arise. The buyer bears all potential import and export costs, duties, shipping costs, etc.. See also our other items and shipping costs; pickup costs can be saved.. In some of the pictures the stone has been backlit to show you the color of the stone. For some stones we have placed a light under the stone to better show the color of the pieces. And color variations, etc., may occur, as every computer, monitor, and mobile device can display different color qualities.
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