Glossary of Franciscan Geology Terms Ammonite: an extinct cephalopod that had a carbonate shell that was often similar in shape to the present-day chambered nautilus. Other present-day cephalopods include octopus and sq - Nautilus Minerals - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Glossary of Franciscan Geology Terms Ammonite: an extinct cephalopod that had a carbonate shell that was often similar in shape to the present-day chambered nautilus. Other present-day cephalopods include octopus and sq Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-11-16 12:14:41 Open Document File Size: 212,91 KB Share Result on Facebook City San Francisco / / Continent North America / / Facility Franciscan Complex / See dike / / IndustryTerm decay products / chemical and physical changes / gas bubbles / chemical combination / / ProvinceOrState Hawaii / California / / SocialTag Sedimentology Mineralogy Minerals Chert Micropaleontology Turbidite Oceanic crust Igneous rock Turbidity current Geology

Glossary of Franciscan Geology Terms Ammonite: an extinct cephalopod that had a carbonate shell that was often similar in shape to the present-day chambered nautilus. Other present-day cephalopods include octopus and sqAdd to Reading List