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AMMONITES • GREECE
Stock Number XIAGR06
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Name:   Flexoptychites flexuosus
Age:  Triassic
Formation:  Hallstatt Limestone
Location:  Epidauros, Greece
Size:  Ammonite is 7.1 inches across!
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Here is a beautiful ammonite from an unusual location. This is Flexoptychites flexuosus from the Triassic of Greece. Triassic cephalopods are not common in the fossil record - there are only a few places in the world where they are found. This ammonite has been expertly polished to reveal the striking color and wonderful feather-like suture pattern. Polished specimens are prized - most ammonites from this locality do not take a polish. This HUGE specimen (over seven inches across!) is quite 3-dimensional and exhibits fine detail. This is a very large and displayable specimen of a Triassic ammonite from Greece. (Note: The white reflection on the ammonite is from the photo, and not on the actual specimen.)