Red Iridescent Ammonite Fossil 4.3cm not-on-sale microscopic sea creatures called Radiolarians

microscopic sea creatures called Radiolarians died and sank to the bottom of the sea bed in an area of Western Australia named Mooka Creek

Product Reference Number: 17264

and Gastropod Fossils

3cm diameter and displays a unique orb pattern with rich colours

All types of Moss Agate (Tree Agate)

Red Iridescent Ammonite Fossil 4.3cm not-on-sale microscopic sea creatures called RadiolariansDimensions: 4. 3cm at widest point Ref: 17723 Cleoniceras Red Iridescent Ammonite fossils for sale from Madagascar. This beautiful Red Iridescent Ammonite, measuring 4. 3cm wide at its widest point, is a very well preserved fossil from Madagascar and exhibits a dazzling red iridescent colour, with flashes of green and intricate fern like suture patterns. What Are Ammonites? Ammonites are a group of extinct molluscs which somewhat resembled a shelled