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Stunning Large Partially Polished Ammonite Display Fossil From Madagascar
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Stunning Large Partially Polished Ammonite Display Fossil From MadagascarAmmonites are extinct cephalopods that lived in shells. That means their closest relatives are the modern day Nautiluses, Octopi, Squid, and Cuttlefish. Like the Nautilus, Ammonites gradually add onto their shell to accommodate their increasing body mass. As they extend their shell they build a wall, closing up the now too narrow portion of the shell behind them as they move into the larger portion of the spiral. On the Metaphysical Side Ammonite
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