Petrified Wood Branch Fossil from Ambilobe Madagascar Rest of World This Madagascan White Spine Ammonite

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Petrified Wood Branch Fossil from Ambilobe Madagascar Rest of World This Madagascan White Spine AmmoniteA Tree Turned to Stone Natures Ancient Time Capsule Age: Late Triassic Period, approximately 220 million years ago Location: Ambilobe Region, Northern Madagascar Polished Face Size Height: 81mm x 50mm x 38mm (approximately) Weight: 280 gram This beautiful small petrified wood branch from Ambilobe, Madagascar is a remarkable fossilised remnant of an ancient forest, preserved in extraordinary detail. One end has been carefully polished to reveal the