Douvilleiceras Ammonite smilodon It used batteries of shearing

It used batteries of shearing teeth and a sharp beak to eat plants in it’s environment

Eocarcharia would have used it’s sharply serrated teeth to shred the flesh of herbivorous dinosaurs in its environment

from the wrinkled enamel on the teeth

This card not only provides an in-depth description of the species but also showcases a meticulously hand-drawn illustration

base is approx 2"x2"

Douvilleiceras Ammonite smilodon It used batteries of shearingThese beautiful Ammonites are found on the African island of Madagascar and are stunningly preserved with zero restoration. A more rare species than its usual ridged cousins, Douvilleiceras ammonites have several series' of small bumps and spikes along the entirety of the shell and are also known as "tractor" ammonites. Comes with a custom hardwood stand. Wood type and color may vary. Ammonites were prehistoric extinct cephalopods that went extinct