Goniatitengruppe | Marokko USA The outer surface is almost

The outer surface is almost entirely covered in fossilized bark

It is always found in deposits that formed at low temperatures near the Earth's surface

Additional information: Ammonites were shelled cephalopods that became extinct about 66 million years ago

flat skull and small teeth adapted for catching small fish and reptiles

Size: H47cm W31cm D18cm

Goniatitengruppe | Marokko USA The outer surface is almostOrigin: Morocco Age: Devonian period, ca. 419 to 358 million years ago Size: L52cm W46cm D20cm Weight: 20kg Description: The Goniatites (Goniatitida; from the Greek = angle, corner, after the bent sutures) are an extinct order of late Paleozoic ammonites (Ammonoidea). In the period of their occurrence between the Devonian and the end of the Permian, they represent the majority of the Ammonoidea. Goniatites represent a whole series of important index