Fossil Ammonite Split Pair - Medium Squirrels This nocturnal predator feeds on

This nocturnal predator feeds on a variety of aquatic invertebrates such as crustaceans and mollusks as well as small mammals and fish

The warm orange hue in these pieces is likely caused by trace amounts of manganese

the duck has long served as a stable food source for humans

Secure clasp so your Kentrosaurus doesn’t “stab its way free”

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Fossil Ammonite Split Pair - Medium Squirrels This nocturnal predator feeds onThese fossilized ammonite shells offer a captivating glimpse into ancient marine life. Each cut and split specimen reveals the spiral chambering and mineralized structure of this prehistoric mollusk, formed over millions of years. Perfect for display at home, in the classroom, or in an office, these specimens combine scientific intrigue with natural beauty, inviting exploration of paleontology, geology, and Earths deep history. Why Youll Love This