Placenticeras meeki, Ammonite #1193 cast replica Triceratops but disperse and swim to

but disperse and swim to depths as shallow as 55 m when hunting at night

Hayashibara Science Museum

Resin cast: $395

1986 (aged 86) Stanford

Placenticeras meeki, Ammonite #1193 cast replica Triceratops but disperse and swim toPlacenticeras meeki Cretaceous Location: Fox Hills Formation, South Dakota, USA Dimensions: 21" x 17" x 4 5 8" Material: High Density Polyurethane Ammonites and baculites belong to the Phylum Mollusca and the Class Cephalopoda. Cephalopod is Latin for head foot. Cephalopods represent the largest, most intelligent and agile group of the Phylum Mollusca. They have a distinct head, large eyes, a funnel, and a circle of arms with a pair of grasping