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Large Ordovician Cephalopod from Minnesota
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Stock Number XIOC706
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Name:   Unidentified Cephalopod
Age:  Ordovician
Formation:  Galena Formation
Location:  Spring Valley, Minnesota
Size:  Cephalopod is 2.8 inches long
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This is a very interesting fossil. It is a large Unidentified Cephalopod from the Ordovician of Minnesota. This cephalopod displays the chambers in wonderful fashion. This fossil cephalopod is very 3-dimensional and exhibits fine detail - the long, tubular shape is easily seen. The fossil is beautifully displayed on the large block of limestone matrix that also contains other cephalopods. This is a very displayable example of this classic Paleozoic cephalopod.