斑彩螺 - 动物化石 - Aioloceras (Cleoniceras) sp. - 18 cm





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美丽打磨的菊石化石切片——自然的螺旋几何
This stunning ammonite fossil slice showcases the timeless beauty of nature’s design. Cut and polished to reveal its intricate internal chambers, the piece displays warm tones of amber, honey, and cream with naturally occurring crystal and mineral textures. The spiral pattern is sharp and eye-catching, making it perfect for home décor, a collector’s cabinet, or as a unique gift for fossil lovers.
这是属于菊石的已灭绝头足类软体动物。它生活在上侏罗纪(大约1.72亿到1.49亿年前),其化石遗存遍布所有大洲。
These are marine animals, characterized by an external shell composed mainly of calcium carbonate, in the form of aragonite, and partly of an organic substance of a protein nature (conchiolin). The shell was internally divided by septa into several chambers, of which the mollusc occupied only the last (living chamber). The others, which made up the phragmocone (chambered part of the shell), were used as "air chambers" (similarly to the current Nautilus), filled with gas and chamber liquid to control the buoyancy of the organism. The pressure of the chamber fluids was controlled by a thin, richly vascularized, partly mineralized tubular organic structure (the siphon), which passed through all the septa and allowed the exchange of fluids from the blood and soft tissues of the animal to the chambers through a process of osmosis.
***Display stand shown for illustrative purposes only. Not included.
美丽打磨的菊石化石切片——自然的螺旋几何
This stunning ammonite fossil slice showcases the timeless beauty of nature’s design. Cut and polished to reveal its intricate internal chambers, the piece displays warm tones of amber, honey, and cream with naturally occurring crystal and mineral textures. The spiral pattern is sharp and eye-catching, making it perfect for home décor, a collector’s cabinet, or as a unique gift for fossil lovers.
这是属于菊石的已灭绝头足类软体动物。它生活在上侏罗纪(大约1.72亿到1.49亿年前),其化石遗存遍布所有大洲。
These are marine animals, characterized by an external shell composed mainly of calcium carbonate, in the form of aragonite, and partly of an organic substance of a protein nature (conchiolin). The shell was internally divided by septa into several chambers, of which the mollusc occupied only the last (living chamber). The others, which made up the phragmocone (chambered part of the shell), were used as "air chambers" (similarly to the current Nautilus), filled with gas and chamber liquid to control the buoyancy of the organism. The pressure of the chamber fluids was controlled by a thin, richly vascularized, partly mineralized tubular organic structure (the siphon), which passed through all the septa and allowed the exchange of fluids from the blood and soft tissues of the animal to the chambers through a process of osmosis.
***Display stand shown for illustrative purposes only. Not included.

