Doppelammonit Phylloceras consanguineum | Madagaskar wonder stone Description: Due to its vibrant

Description: Due to its vibrant deep red tones and excellent preservation

They are filter feeders with feathery crowns that capture microscopic particles to feed on and bob back and forth on the sea floor

and Knightia eocaena

According to paleogeographic reconstructions

including tree rings and various tissues

Doppelammonit Phylloceras consanguineum | Madagaskar wonder stone Description: Due to its vibrantOrigin: Madagascar Age: Jurassic, 205 135 million years ago Size: H25cm W44cm D21cm Description: Finely preserved Kranaosphinctes rabei sp. from the Jurassic, with most of the shell still intact, mounted on a custom made stand. Additional information: Ammonites were shelled cephalopods that became extinct about 66 million years ago. Their fossils are found all over the world. Their geometry and beauty have captured the human imagination since the