Cut & Polished Ammonites - Fossil Specimens 3-4cm orb_weaver Platycorynus chapanus is native to

Platycorynus chapanus is native to Southeast Asia and is widely regarded as one of the jewels of the CHRYSOMELIDAE family

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Own a piece of deep time—a window into an ocean ruled by giants

Cut & Polished Ammonites - Fossil Specimens 3-4cm orb_weaver Platycorynus chapanus is native toExquisite cut and polished ammonite fossils, expertly prepared to reveal the mesmerising internal chamber structure of these extinct cephalopods. Geological Significance Ammonites thrived in Earth's ancient oceans for over 300 million years before their extinction alongside the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. These marine molluscs built their iconic spiral shells chamber by chamber as they grew, creating the intricate geometric patterns now revealed