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Eopachydiscus 25lbs 14"

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Eopachydiscus is a genus of ammonite, meaning it's a type of ammonite. Ammonites are a large and diverse group of extinct marine cephalopods characterized by their coiled, chambered shells. Eopachydiscus, specifically, is an ammonite species that lived during the Albian stage of the Cretaceous period. It's a member of the Pachydiscidae family and is considered one of the earliest representatives of that group. 

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