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Caloceras johnstoni |
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Caloceras johnstoni |
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Age : |
Hettangian Lower Lias |
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Origin : |
Sommerset ENGLAND |
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Description : |
Beautiful natural slab with 2 ammonites having of splendid red irisations scarlet. The largest ammonite measures 8,8cm (a small portion of the last turn is missing) and smallest 1,7cm measurement. Very good conservation and very nice colors!!! |
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90 € TTC Available |
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Lytoceras jurensis |
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AmA014 |
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Toarcien |
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France |
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Description : |
Polished ammonite of 16cm on her matrice. |
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80 € TTC Available |
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Lytoceras jurensis |
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Lytoceras jurensis |
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Toarcian |
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Origin : |
Rhône-Alpes country FRANCE |
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Description : |
Very nice ammonite fossile of 16cm on its block. Very good conservation and a little Pleurotomaire is here, in plus. Slightly restoration. |
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Set : block with 3 ammonites from Toarcian of France |
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Montage1 |
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Toarcian |
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Rhone-Alpes country FRANCE |
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Description : |
3 very nice ammonites setting on a block: 2 Lytoceras jurensis of 21cm and 14cm, and 1 Pseudogrammoceras fallaciosum of 7,5cm. Total height: 32,5cm. Very good conservation and aesthetic block !!! |
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Hammathoceras speciosum |
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Hammath |
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Age : |
Toarcian |
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Origin : |
Rhone-Alpes country FRANCE |
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Description : |
Very nice ammonite Hammathoceras speciosum of 31cm. Ammonite has been slightly restored. But conservation is good. |
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Set ; 3 ammonites from Toarcian of France |
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Montage2 |
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Toarcian |
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Rhone-Alpes country FRANCE |
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Description : |
3 ammonites are setting on a block: 1 Lytoceras jurensis of 20,5cm, 1 Hammathoceras speciosum of 10,5cm and 1 Grammoceras of 7cm. Very good conservation and aesthetic fossils !!! |
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Lytoceras jurensis |
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AmA013 |
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Age : |
Toarcien |
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Origin : |
France |
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Description : |
Polished ammonite of 13cm on her matrix. |
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Pleydellia sp. |
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Pleydellia1 |
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Toarcian |
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Origin : |
St Quentin-Fallavier France |
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Description : |
Block of 19x19cm, with 20 ammonites (1,1cm to 6cm). Ammonite, in down, is calcified. Very good conservation, and great quality for this block in 3D. |
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Mammite nodosoide |
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Mammite nodosoide1 |
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Age : |
Lower Turonian |
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Origin : |
Ait Morrhad MOROCCO |
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Description : |
Very good conservation, but one spine has been glued and the middle is not here. This ammonite is prepared, by me, on its 2 faces. Very nice ammonite ! |
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Setting with 7 ammonites |
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AmA039 |
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Age : |
Aalenien |
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Origin : |
France |
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Description : |
7 genuine ammonites, kind Leioceras, on a composite block. The largest size 10,5cm. |
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Lytoceras dilucidum |
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AmA031 |
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Age : |
Toarcian |
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Origin : |
France |
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Description : |
Ammonite of 24cm, polished on 2 sides. Very beautiful and rare ammonite. |
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Lytoceras dilucidum |
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AmA032 |
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Age : |
Toarcian |
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Origin : |
France |
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Description : |
Ammonite of 26cm, polished on 2 sides. Very beautiful and rare ammonite. Very good quality. |
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Lytoceras dilucidum |
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Lyto dilu1 |
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Age : |
Toarcian |
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Origin : |
France |
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Description : |
Polished ammonite of 27,5cm, with vine’s color. Lytoceras is setted on block whose com from the same period and quarrie that it. Beautiful ammonite. |
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Setting of 3 genuine ammonites |
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AmA034 |
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Age : |
Toarcien |
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Origin : |
France |
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Description : |
Composite block with 1 Lytoceras jurensis of 21cm, 1 Hammathoceras pachu of 10cm and 1 Hammathoceras speciosum of 11,5cm. Height block: 30cm |
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the
Precambrian Period. The evolution of the Lower Devonian (Paleozoïc
Period) ammonoïds
took place primarily
350-400 million years ago. The Ammonites belong to a class of sea animals called
cephalopods which are the most intelligent kind of mollusks. These shells were
divided into chambers, with the animal living in the chamber next to the
opening. These mollusks had both eyes and tentacles and ranged in size from 1/2
inch to 6 feet. Ammonite are the ancestor of the present day sea snails.
