Lower Cretaceous Nautilus Fossils (Madagascar ammonite fossils)
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The Lower Cretaceous period is approximately 112 million to 100 million years ago. Ammonite is a type of ancient organism belonging to a branch of the cephalopod class. They are a type of extinct marine invertebrates with a spiral shape. This type of ammonite is found in the Mahajanga Basin in northwestern Madagascar, also known as Madagascar ammonite fossils. Currently housed in the Vienna Museum of Natural History
