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EXTINCTIONS CHOICE - Rare Russian Ammonite
AMMONITES • RUSSIA • SINGLES
Stock Number XIARU39
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Name:   Strajevskia hoffmani
Age:  Jurassic
Formation:  Polar Ural
Location:  Siberia, Russia
Size:  Ammonite is 8.3 inches across
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This is a rare type of Jurassic ammonite. It is a Strajevskia hoffmani from the wilds of Siberia, Russia. This type of ammonite has many whorls and an extremely distinct ribbing pattern. This specimen showcases these features beautifully. The keel also has subtle ribbing preserved. The unique suture pattern is still intact and easily seen. The ammonite is fully free of matrix (loose) and displays just as well on the other side. And did I mention that this specimen is over 8 inches across? This is a museum quality example of this strange Russian ammonite.