COLLECTION OF 100 MILLION YEAR OLD TRAPDOOR SNAIL GASTROPOD FOSSILS FROM MADAGASCAR

Trapdoor Snails Are Fossilized Hard Caps Used By Gastropods To Seal Their Shells For Protection. They Are Found In Both Ancient Freshwater/Marsh And Marine Environments. Some Exceptional Fossils Include Tiny, Juvenile Shells Preserved Inside The Mother'S Shell Proving That Live-Bearing Babies Existed Millions Of Years Ago.
They Are Found In Various Places Around The World (Including In Burmese Amber) But The Most Well Known Are These 100-Million-Year-Old Specimens From Madagascar.



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Location of item: 18 Paradise Road, Acacia Ridge, QLD, Australia

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