Ammonite (Cleoniceras) Sliced fossils The tooth belongs to a

The tooth belongs to a herbivorous sauropod dinosaur

a type of quartz crystal with a distinctive pink to rose-red color

- Type: Chrysocolla with Quartz

Note: Lapis lazuli is a rare and valuable metamorphic rock

decorative display

Ammonite (Cleoniceras) Sliced fossils The tooth belongs to aSize: 8 x 6 Cm (Avg) Weight: 150 Gram(Avg) Location: Madagascar Product Description: Marvel at the stunning internal structure of this sliced Ammonite (Cleoniceras) fossil from Madagascar, showcasing the intricate details of its chambered shell in a beautiful, polished cross section. Geological Information: Where it's found: Madagascar, off the coast of East Africa What it is: Ammonite (Cleoniceras), a type of extinct cephalopod shell Age: Late