Spiroloculina Foraminiferan Pendant in polished gold steel
Spiroloculina Foraminiferan Pendant
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Spiroloculina is a marine unicellular organism that forms a calciferous shell. The shells of Spiroloculina as well as other foraminiferans make up the White Cliffs of Dover in England and the Kreideküste in Germany. Ernst Haeckel described it like this, “The surface is partially pitted. The nine chambers are spirally rolled in one plane; each one makes a half circuit.” In general, forams are distinguished by the holes in their shells which allows the amoeboid protists to stream ectoplasm out of their shells and catch food. This model is inspired by Spiroloculina nitida, a benthic foraminiferan.
The pendant measures 1.9 cm wide by 2.5 cm long below the loop.
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The pendant measures 1.9 cm wide by 2.5 cm long below the loop.
If you would like to purchase a chain along with this pendant, please click on the "ADD A CHAIN" button below the material dropdown. The bail loop for attaching a chain has an internal diameter of 5 mm in the longest dimension and 2 mm in the shortest.
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