Arietite Fossil
Jurassic Period (201 to 145 million years ago)
Unknown excavation source
Dimensions: 4"D x 16"H x 18"W ; Weight not given

Arietites is a genus of massive, giant ammonites within the family Arietitidae. They are characterized by their planispiral shell; a spiral shape with subquadrate whorls and transverse ribs. Their most distinct feature is a set of three low keels on the outer edge (venter), separated by two parallel longitudinal grooves. When alive during the Early Jurassic Epoch, Arietites was a marine predator that looked much like a cross between a modern nautilus and a squid.

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