Polished Bi-Valve Fossil 8cm
Polished Bi-Valve Fossil 8cm
Reference Number: 12142
Dimensions: 8cm long, 5.7cm wide, 3.1cm deep
Bivalve Fossils For Sale From Madagascar
This striking, real Bi-Valve Fossil from Madagascar measures 8cm long, and is an ancient Jurassic Fossil dating at around 140 million years old.
The Bivalve Fossil displays a natural fossil shell which was been lightly polished, showing off glistening white, cream, and beige hues.
What Are Bi-Valves?
Bi-Valves were molluscs, like clams and oysters, which first swam the seas 500 million years ago: Bivalve Fossils can thus also be called Oyster Fossils, Oyster Shell Fossils, and Clam Fossils.
The Bivalve Molluscs Class or Bivalvia Molluscs Class includes a range of shelled molluscs that show a shell in two parts linked with a hinge, such as clams, oysters, scallops and mussels.
Bivalve Fossils formed from the natural shells of real Bi-Valves that lived many millions of years ago: over time, the natural shell of the Bi-Valve was fossilised by mineral replacements, leading to the Bi-Valve Fossils we are discovering today.
How Old Are Bi-Valve Fossils?
This Bi-Valve Fossil is a Jurassic Fossil dating from the Middle Jurassic Period, at around 140 million years old.
Where Do Bi-Valve Fossils Come From?
This Bi-Valve Fossil was found in Morondova, located in the south of Madagascar.
Madagascar is an island off the coast of Africa known for its unparalleled riches of fossils and crystals.
Other Mollusc Fossils
There are many examples of ancient molluscs which have formed the brilliant fossils we are still discovering today.
Alongside Bi-Valve Fossils, other mollusc fossils include Ammonite Fossils, Nautilus Fossils, and Gastropod Fossils.
Bi-Valve Fossil Collections
A Bivalve Fossil is an essential addition to any Fossil Collection, and makes for a great fossil gift, especially as a companion piece to another mollusc fossil such as an Ammonite Fossil, Nautilus Fossil, or Gastropod Fossil.
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Product Reference Number: 12142