pleecan Posted November 30, 2010 Interesting piece ... reminds me of bits of candy on a platter Link to comment
Ludwigia Posted November 30, 2010 And that's really what this small Fauna from the grey hills of the Provence is like! Just walk along and pick 'em up. Nothing bigger than 3cm. in circumference, mostly just 1 or 2. Feels like Hansel & Gretel. Link to comment
Wrangellian Posted December 2, 2010 Interesting, What does the outside look like, is it smooth? We have an ammonite from our local Santonian/Campanian called Tetragonites a.k.a. Epigoniceras. It is very smooth on the outside, like a tire with no tread. I wonder how similar yours is, as the name seems to indicate ancestry. Link to comment
Ludwigia Posted December 2, 2010 Interesting, What does the outside look like, is it smooth? No not at all. All members of this genus have ribs and some also have rhythmic indentations. Link to comment
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