Placenticeras meeki
Don Litchfield
Fossil Sculpture
4”H x 4”W x 2”D
Placenticeras meeki with partial concretion including Inoceramus clams & ammonite negative
Don Litchfield
Fossil Sculpture
4”H x 4”W x 2”D
Placenticeras meeki with partial concretion including Inoceramus clams & ammonite negative
Don Litchfield
Fossil Sculpture
4”H x 4”W x 2”D
Placenticeras meeki with partial concretion including Inoceramus clams & ammonite negative
This 73.5 Million Year old Cephalopod was a fast-moving nektonic carnivore that hunted fish and other mollusks in the ancient Western Interior Seaway of North America. Their shells could reach 1 meter in size, they were involute (grew over the top of their old shell), and their inner phragmocone sections display both its sutures patterns and original shell iridescence called Ammolite.
