SOLD | Palmblatt Sabalites sp. | Wyoming, USA Sphere Ammonites are extinct shell-like cephalopods

Ammonites are extinct shell-like cephalopods

which then solidified and condensed into chondritic masses

a line of evolution of the archosaurs that separated from the line of pterosaurs and dinosaurs

Description: Beautifully composed apophyllite cluster

mounted on a stand

SOLD | Palmblatt Sabalites sp. | Wyoming, USA Sphere Ammonites are extinct shell-like cephalopodsOrigin: Kemmerer, Wyoming, USA Age: Eocene, 50 million years old Size: H175cm W124cm D4cm Weight: 110 kg Description: A fossilized giant palm frond from the Eocene (ca. 50 million years ago), a specimen of Sabalites sp. in limestone matrix and framed. Ideal for wall mounting. Additional Information: The palms of the Green River Formation represent a flora that surrounded a warm freshwater lake 50 million years ago. The plant material is among the