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Museum replica | Art castings | Ø 43 cm
Stone witnesses prehistoric times: the time of the first flowering plants when life ansetzte to his high-flying, turned into the vast lagoons of the Jura marine organisms in minerals, in nature created works of art and stone witnesses of former communities. Your study provided the basis of evolutionary research. Our faithful replicas of famous and unique fossils open up a deep insight into the life of the prehistoric world.
The ammonites were floating sea creatures. Her head foot sticking out freely emerge from the spiral chambered shell whose air chambers secured the greater mobility and buoyancy. Original: Mayor-Muller Museum, Solnhofen. White Jura (Malm), approx. 145 million years old. Limestone.
Polymeric Ars Mundi museum replica, hand casted. Diameter 43 cm.
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Ammonite fossil
Stone witnesses prehistoric times: the time of the first flowering plants when life ansetzte to his high-flying, turned into the vast lagoons of the Jura marine organisms in minerals, in nature created works of art and stone witnesses of former communities. Your study provided the basis of evolutionary research. Our faithful replicas of famous and unique fossils open up a deep insight into the life of the prehistoric world.
The ammonites were floating sea creatures. Her head foot sticking out freely emerge from the spiral chambered shell whose air chambers secured the greater mobility and buoyancy. Original: Mayor-Muller Museum, Solnhofen. White Jura (Malm), approx. 145 million years old. Limestone.
Polymeric Ars Mundi museum replica, hand casted. Diameter 43 cm.
