Wonderful Albian Group - Ammonites and Nautilus on Original Matrix - Valuable Fossil Find - Fossil fragment - Cleoniceras Ammonites - 265 mm - 222 mm





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Cleoniceras Ammonites from the Wonderful Albian Group on original matrix, dating to the Early Cretaceous (145–100.5 million years ago), Madagascar, in natural condition.
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These Cleoniceras ammonites from Madagascar, dating to the Albian, represent one of the key pieces in paleontological research. Their shells reveal surprising details about the biology, diversity, and adaptation of ammonites in the Early Cretaceous.
Cleoniceras ammonites are the perfect focal point for any interior design project. Their imposing presence and decorative appearance make them ideal for enriching architectural spaces, adding a touch of class and charm.
Cleoniceras is a genus of Cretaceous ammonites known for its distinctive shape and the pronounced ribbing on the shell. These fossils are the subject of intense scientific research as they provide valuable clues about paleogeography, evolution, and the ecology of ammonites during the Cretaceous.
Seller's Story
These Cleoniceras ammonites from Madagascar, dating to the Albian, represent one of the key pieces in paleontological research. Their shells reveal surprising details about the biology, diversity, and adaptation of ammonites in the Early Cretaceous.
Cleoniceras ammonites are the perfect focal point for any interior design project. Their imposing presence and decorative appearance make them ideal for enriching architectural spaces, adding a touch of class and charm.
Cleoniceras is a genus of Cretaceous ammonites known for its distinctive shape and the pronounced ribbing on the shell. These fossils are the subject of intense scientific research as they provide valuable clues about paleogeography, evolution, and the ecology of ammonites during the Cretaceous.

