Cut & Polished Ammonite Single Section | Cleoniceras sp. | Cretaceous | Madagascar lanternfly specimen Each fossil is unique —
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Cut & Polished Ammonite Single Section | Cleoniceras sp. | Cretaceous | Madagascar lanternfly specimen Each fossil is unique —One of nature's most perfect geometric forms, revealed in cross section a cut and polished Cleoniceras ammonite from the Cretaceous of Madagascar. Ammonites are among the most iconic and immediately recognisable fossils in the natural world. These cephalopod molluscs inhabited the world's oceans from approximately 240 to 65 million years ago, disappearing in the same mass extinction event that ended the non avian dinosaurs. Cleoniceras is a genus of