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1795 CTS FOSSIL BELEMNITE RARE SPECIMEN FO-2478 /// Fossil opals | Fossil, Specimen, Animal tails
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1795 CTS FOSSIL BELEMNITE RARE SPECIMEN FO-2478 /// Fossil opals

FOSSIL BELEMNITE SPECIMEN COOBER PEDY AUSTRALIA BELEMNITES REMOVED FROM HOST ROCK THEN POLISHED AND PUT BACK ON HOST ROCK This is a opalized fossil replacement of a marine creature "belemnite" that roamed the Cretaceous sea 100 million years ago. Very similar to our squid to day Belemnites were marine animals belonging to the phylum Mollusca and the class Cephalopoda. ... In the animal's tail, the skeleton formed a bullet-shaped feature sometimes referred to as a guard, but more correctly termed a rostrum (plural: rostra).
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