Crinoid with Orthoceras and Ammonite - Plaque - Fossil Quality:Staff Pick using long feather-like arms to

using long feather-like arms to capture microscopic food particles drifting in the ancient seas

Approximate Size for 1 piece: 41cm x 2cm x 2cm  Approximate Weight for 1 piece: 312g

It is extremely dense - the specimens have an extremely satisfying weight to them

Ammonites are especially important in paleontology because they are widely used to help date marine rock layers

Crinoid with Orthoceras and Ammonite - Plaque - Fossil Quality:Staff Pick using long feather-like arms toMined from: Erfoud area, Anti Atlas region, Dra Tafilalet, Morocco Era: Devonian Geological Age: 360400 mya Description: This fossil plaque from Morocco features a mix of preserved marine life, including crinoid material, orthoceras, and ammonite forms set into a polished stone surface. The plaque shows strong contrast between the darker limestone matrix and the lighter fossil sections, making the different shapes easy to pick out. Straight orthoceras