Because they are extinct, we know very little about their soft parts and life habits. It is rare to find the biting jaws, the tongue-like rasping radula or the ink sacs preserved in living chambers. These highly polished Agoniatites are from Morocco and date from the Devonian Period. A highly polished Ammonite half from Bulgaria. Color generally runs close to that shown - a golden tan.
Size is two and a half to three and a half inches.
From the city of that name in North Africa - the world's biggest source for fossil ammonites. Unlike the polished specimens, these are au natural , just as they came out of the ground, except for cleaning. Color runs from cream to white and they are about five inches in diameter. Sorry SOLD OUT Trying to get more. Baculites can occur in vast number at some localities, often to the virtual exclusion of other species.