k Amaltheus sp. ammonite shell Amaltheus sp. ammonite shell found in Lorraine, France, dating from 185 million years Upper Pliensbachian. Ammonites are extinct marine animals which lived between 380 and 65 million years ago. They are distantly related to the modernday nautilus. They lived in coastal waters and inland seas. The animal lived in the last chamber of its coiled shell. The ammonite is in a botryoidal encrustation of microcrystalline pyrite. Collection JeanPhilippe et FrancoisXavier Blouet, paleontologists., by PASCAL GOETGHELUCKSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Amaltheus sp. ammonite shell Amaltheus sp. ammonite shell found in Lorraine, France, dating from 185 million years  Upper Pliensbachian . Ammonites are extinct marine animals which lived between 380 and 65 million years ago. They are distantly related to the modern day nautilus. They lived in coastal waters and inland seas. The animal lived in the last chamber of its coiled shell. The ammonite is in a botryoidal encrustation of microcrystalline pyrite. Collection Jean Philippe et Francois Xavier Blouet, paleontologists., by PASCAL GOETGHELUCK SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Amaltheus sp. ammonite shell

Amaltheus sp. ammonite shell found in Lorraine, France, dating from 185 million years (Upper Pliensbachian). Ammonites are extinct marine animals which lived between 380 and 65 million years ago. They are distantly related to the modern-day nautilus. They lived in coastal waters and inland seas. The animal lived in the last chamber of its coiled shell. The ammonite is in a botryoidal encrustation of microcrystalline pyrite. Collection Jean-Philippe et Francois-Xavier Blouet, paleontologists., by PASCAL GOETGHELUCK/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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