Orthoceras
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Orthoceras (Small) Fossil in Black Marble from Morocco – Genuine Specimen for Display
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Orthoceras (Medium) Fossil in Black Marble from Morocco – Genuine Specimen for Display
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Orthoceras (Large) Fossil in Black Marble from Morocco – Genuine Specimen for Display
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Orthoceras Fossil, Devonian Sea Creature
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Polished Orthoceras Fossil, Genuine Devonian Morocco Specimen, Certificated
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Orthoceras Fossil in Marble, Devonian Period, Morocco
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Polished Black Marble Orthoceras Fossil
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Polished Orthoceras Fossil, Genuine Devonian Morocco Specimen, Certificated
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Authentic Orthoceras Fossil in Marble Stone, Devonian, UK Seller
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Polished Black Marble Orthoceras Fossil, Genuine
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Fossilized Orthoceras Fossil in Black Marble – Genuine Specimen CERTIFICATED
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Polished Black Marble Orthoceras Fossil, Genuine
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Polished Black Marble Orthoceras Fossil, Genuine
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Fossilised Orthoceras Plaque, Genuine Cretaceous Morocco Specimen, Certificated
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Orthoceras Plaque, Cretaceous, Morocco, Genuine Fossil
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Stunning Orthoceras Fossil in Black Marble Statue: Exquisite Piece from Morocco, Devonian Era
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Orthoceras, meaning “Straight Horn”, was a nautiloid cephalopod that lived more than 400 million years ago. Its name refers to the characteristic long, straight, conical shell these marine animals possessed. The soft body lived in the last open-ended segment at the large end of the conical shell, the preserved fossilised shell is all that remains of this ancestor of our modern-day squid.