Fossil Ammonite - Quenstedtoceras species

The Science:

Quenstedtoceras ammonites were marine invertebrates related to octopuses, squid, and cuttlefish. As cephalopods, their ability to swim distinguished them from clams and snails. These particular specimens were found in the Milkhailov Quarry in the Ryazan Region of Russia. They lived during the Upper Jurassic Period, some 150 million years ago. 

The Story:

Though long extinct, these remarkable creatures still spark our imagination here at The Evolution Store! This particular species comes attached to a sturdy base, so it's ready to display from the moment it arrives. 

 

The featured images are examples of the specimen. Individually ordered specimens may vary. 

DETAILS

SKU: AM-CO0081
Scientific Name: Cleoniceras sp.
Dimensions: 1.8"W x 2"H x 1.8"D
Age: 100 Million Years
Origin: Madagascar
Period: Cretaceous
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