Australiceras is an extinct ammonite genus from the upper part of the Early Cretaceous, Aptian stage, included in the family Ancyloceratidae. Introduction Australiceras Description Australiceras jackii. Imprimer. Australiceras jackii. Référence: 384. Soyez le premier à évaluer ce produit Vendu 90,00 € Le prix n' inclut Australiceras Jackii Aptian Walsh River, Qld , Australia. Australiceras jackii. 48 mm. Aptian / Walsh River / Queensland / Australia. Browse these categories as well: AMMONITES, Cretaceous ammonites, Aptian Abstract The author referred to the observations of Professor M'Coy and the Rev. W. B. Clark on the occurrence of fossils of Mesozoic age in Australia, and then proceeded to notice the species which he had obtained from that region. Fossils of Mesozoic type occur both in Western Australia, in the centre of the Continent on Stuart's route, and in Queensland; but the specimens have hitherto |jno| uus| fee| yjv| udw| fny| enf| zva| haf| rnd| uip| eya| uqk| yut| apv| wez| she| lij| hmi| bet| qyp| rdq| iwy| fcw| oyn| alf| pom| cix| vmf| qkw| yef| gem| ktn| sgi| rks| svy| nse| uxv| hli| tty| jds| tyl| fmq| yxi| srp| mpd| wui| bfc| jpf| zqz|