Nov 22, 2022 8:15 PM
KenKorte
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Fossil from Lake Titicaca, Bolivia
paleontology
fossils
HtNrN
is snail
hygroovy
Swirlyrockius Shellium.
hey0man
It's probably old
DrPepper523
@isetprettygirlsonfire @thebirdsnake3916 ammonite? Snail? Nautilus?
isetprettygirlsonfire
Very cool! It appears to be a snail to me @op. FYI ammonites and nautilus shells are symetrical. Snails spiral to one side like this example
Hexrowe
Some kind of ammonite? They're some of the most common fossil finds. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ammonoidea
BasiliskArt
nah, it doesn't resemble any, not even the heteromorphic ones. This looks more like a snail or something like that
Wow, so potentially super old. Very cool, thank you!
HtNrN
is snail
hygroovy
Swirlyrockius Shellium.
hey0man
It's probably old
DrPepper523
@isetprettygirlsonfire @thebirdsnake3916 ammonite? Snail? Nautilus?
isetprettygirlsonfire
Very cool! It appears to be a snail to me @op. FYI ammonites and nautilus shells are symetrical. Snails spiral to one side like this example
Hexrowe
Some kind of ammonite? They're some of the most common fossil finds. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ammonoidea
BasiliskArt
nah, it doesn't resemble any, not even the heteromorphic ones. This looks more like a snail or something like that
KenKorte
Wow, so potentially super old. Very cool, thank you!