Italy has many good fossil sites. Most of them are Pliocene, but there is some Pleistocene, Miocene and Eocene as well. We can show you only a few Miocene shells. There are more in our collections, but these are not yet identified.
Screen 1: Nautiloidea, Cerithioidea, Conoidea, Volutoidea.
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| Aturia aturi (155 mm), colno 47749 Formation unknown |
Turritella terebralis (190 mm), colno 47749 Aquitanian |
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| Conus puschi (150 mm), colno 47749 Formation unknown |
Ancilla species (28 mm), colno 47749 Tortonian |
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