Cleoniceras Ammonite from Cretaceous Period, Madagascar (4.83") megalodon fossil giving the petrified wood the

giving the petrified wood the appearance of being ready to be used as firewood

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Measuring up to 20 meters long

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Cleoniceras Ammonite from Cretaceous Period, Madagascar (4.83") megalodon fossil giving the petrified wood theSpecies: Cleoniceras sp. Size: 4. 83" = 12,27 cm Location: Mahajanga Province, Madagascar Age: Cretaceous (~110 million years old) Condition: Polished, no clear cut at the end This is a genuine fossil of the extinct ammonite genus Cleoniceras. Ammonites were marine mollusks related to modern squids and octopuses, and are especially prized for its elegant spiral shell and beautiful preservation. Fossils from Madagascar often show remarkable detail.