Fossils - Ammonite, Acanthoceras (Large)

Acanthoceras was a large species of Ammonite that lived alongside some of the largest dinosaurs. Ammonites were an ancient group of cephalopods, not too distantly related to squid and octopus. Notes: This product is sold individually. The size, shape, and colour of the product you will receive may differ slightly from the product shown in the image. Class: Cephalopoda Subclass: Ammonidea Order: Ammonitida Genus: Acanthoceras Age: Mid Cretaceous (109-89 million years ago) Location: Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Colombia, Denmark, Egypt, Morocco, France, Germany, India, Iran, Madagascar, Mexico, Mozambique, Nigeria, Papua New Guinea, Peru, the UK, the USA, and Venezuela. Details: Acanthoceras was a large species of Ammonite that lived alongside some of the largest dinosaurs. Ammonites were an ancient group of cephalopods, not too distantly related to squid and octopus. Formation: After millions of years of compression, the shells of long-dead Ammonites turn to stone, this process is called fossilization. Chakra: Third Eye Element: Water / Earth Mohs Hardness Scale: 3 ? 9 Zodiac: Aquarius Metaphysical Properties: Ammonite fossils are said to encourage ideal health and provide ancient knowledge & wisdom. May bring a sense of deep peace and mental clarity.