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Name:
Cleoniceras (Aioloceras) besairiei
Common name:
ammonite, ammonoids, cephalopod
Synonym:
Aioloceras besairiei, (Collignon, 1949)
Family / Genus / Subgenus / Species / Binom / Author:
Beudanticeratidae → Cleoniceras → Aioloceras → besairiei → Cleoniceras (Aioloceras) besairiei → Collignon, 1949
Location:
Geological Age:
Cretaceous [kr], Lower Cretaceous [kru], Albium [krl] / approx. 105 million years
Size of the fossil:
Length: 14,3 cm
Width: 3,7 cm
Height: 11,5 cm
Diameter: 15,3 cm
Weight:
These beautiful ammonites have been stripped of their fossil shell remains by grinding and polishing and now show their fantastically intricate lobe lines and chambers partly filled with honey-yellow crystalline calcite. The lobe lines are the connecting seam between the chamber septa and the shell. By enlarging this line, the animals achieved a significant increase in the static load capacity of the outer shell.
The delivery does not include an display stand.
