Ammonite Pair (1) (Fossil)

Ammonite Pair (1) The name Ammonite originates from the Greek ram-horned god Ammon. Ammonites were predatory marine mollusks and cephalopods, closely related to modern day squid and octopus. The visible spiral consists of individual chambers separated by walls called septa. These chambers were used to control buoyancy by adjusting gas and fluid levels. These chambers are often mineralised with calcite crystals.
This pair is polished on the front but natural on the back and comes with two stands

Country of Origin: Madagascar
Species: Cleoniceras
Size: Each half 150mm x 127mm
Age: Cretaceous, 120 – 110mya

The price is for this Ammonite Pair plus two stands