Zentrum für Biodokumentation

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A copy of the largest known ammonite fossil in the world.

Zentrum für Biodokumentation is a museum in Saarland, Germany.

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  • www.saarland.de
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49°21′00″N 7°06′41″E / 49.35000°N 7.11139°E / 49.35000; 7.11139


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