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{{Infobox Fossil
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|name = Ammonite 
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|name = ammonite
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|ja-name= アンモナイト
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|ja-name = アンモナイト
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|ko-name= 암모나이트
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|ko-name = 암모나이트
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|zh-name= 菊石
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|zh-name = 菊石
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|fr-name= Ammonite
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|fr-name = Ammonite
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|it-name= Ammonite
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|it-name = Ammonite
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|es-name = Amonites
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|de-name= Ammonit
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|de-name = Ammonit
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|nl-name= Ammoniet
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|nl-name = Ammoniet
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|ru-name= Аммонит
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|ru-name = Аммонит
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|image = AmmoniteNL.jpg
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|image = NH Ammonite Museum.jpg
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|scientific name = Arietites bucklandi
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|caption = The ammonite in the museum in {{NH|nolink}}.
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|sections= stand-alone
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|type = Standalone
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|price = 1,100 [[Bells]]
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|scientific name = Arietites bucklandi
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|appearances = {{PG}}<br>{{WW}}<br>{{CF}}<br>{{NL}}<br>{{NH}}
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|price = 1,100 [[Bell]]s
 
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The '''Ammonite''' is a stand-alone [[fossil]] that can be donated to the [[museum]] in all {{SER}} games to date.
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The '''ammonite''' is a standalone [[fossil]] in the {{SER}} introduced in {{DnM}} that appears in all subsequent games to date.
  
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==Donating to the Museum==
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==At the museum==
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===In {{PG}}===
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===In {{PG|nolink}}===
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''"Well! Hoo and hoo again! An ammonite! My stars! A very impressive find! Ah yes, wonderful. This fossil is of exceedingly superior quality, wot wot. Now then, I know a thing or two about these creatures. Yes, indeed. Ammonites... Though ammonites lived in shells, they were not shellfish, but rather mollusks, like [[octopus (fish)|octopi]]''[sic]'' and [[squid]]. The closest living relative to the ammonite is the chambered nautilus. Fascinating, no? Ammonites existed from the Devonian period, some 400 million years ago, to the end of the Cretaceous period. Their extinction coincided with that of the dinosaurs. Time and tide wait for neither man nor beast, wot! Oh, hoo. Blathers, you ninny! I've gone and done it again. Spewing out more information than necessary. So sorry."''
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{{PGFossilGroup
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|name=Ammonite
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|description=Well! Hoo and hoo again! An ammonite! My stars! A very impressive find! Ah yes, wonderful. This fossil is of exceedingly superior quality, wot wot. Now then, I know a thing or two about these creatures. Yes, indeed. Ammonites... Though ammonites lived in shells, they were not shellfish, but rather mollusks, like octopi and squid. The closest living relative to the ammonite is the chambered nautilus. Fascinating, no? Ammonites existed from the Devonian period, some 400 million years ago, to the end of the Cretaceous period. Their extinction coincided with that of the dinosaurs. Time and tide wait for neither man nor beast, wot! Oh, hoo. Blathers, you ninny! I've gone and done it again. Spewing out more information than necessary. So sorry.}}
  
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===In {{WW}}===
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===In {{WW|short|nolink}}===
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''"Hoo! Indeed, WOO hoo! Amazing! This fossil is an almost flawless specimen! The ammonite looks like it would be related to spiral-shelled creatures. But have I got a whopper of a surprise for you! They are actually part of the same family as squid and octopi''[sic]''! Just imagine! All that remains of these enigmatic creatures are their shells... Despite extensive research, we're still not sure what their bodies looked like. Oh! I'm terribly sorry. I went on rather long, didn't I? Forgive me!"''
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{{WWFossilGroup
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|name=Ammonite
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|description=Hoo! Indeed, WOO hoo! Amazing! This fossil is an almost flawless specimen! The ammonite looks like it would be related to spiral-shelled creatures. But have I got a whopper of a surprise for you! They are actually part of the same family as squid and octopi! Just imagine! All that remains of these enigmatic creatures are their shells... Despite extensive research, we're still not sure what their bodies looked like. Oh! I'm terribly sorry. I went on rather long, didn't I? Forgive me!}}
  
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===In {{CF}}===
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===In {{CF|short|nolink}}===
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''"Hoo my, simply wonderful! A truly rare fossil! An ammonite, you see, is not what it seems, eh wot? At first glance, you'd think it was related to the conch. But it isn't a member of that family at all. Hoo no! Actually, it's closer to the squid and octopus! Sadly, the only fossils we can find are mere shells, so we know not what sort of bodies they had. HOO! I... beg your pardon! I was so enthralled, I... I spouted hot air like a teapot, eh wot?"''
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{{CFFossilGroup
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|name=Ammonite
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|description=Hoo my, simply wonderful! A truly rare fossil! An ammonite, you see, is not what it seems, eh wot? At first glance, you'd think it was related to the conch. But it isn't a member of that family at all. Hoo no! Actually, it's closer to the squid and octopus! Sadly, the only fossils we can find are mere shells, so we know not what sort of bodies they had. HOO! I... beg your pardon! I was so enthralled, I... I spouted hot air like a teapot, eh wot?}}
  
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===In {{NL}} ===
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===In {{NL|short|nolink}}===
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''"Ammonites were sea creatures with shells ranging from a few inches to a few feet in diameter. However, theories speculate that giant varieties existed as well, with shells six feet in diameter. Oddly, the ammonite is a closer relative to the squid or octopus than to the chambered nautilus."''
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[[File:AmmoniteNL.jpg|thumb|right|The Ammonite in the museum in {{NL|short|nolink}}.]]
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{{NLFossilGroup
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|name=Ammonite
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|description=Ammonites were sea creatures with shells ranging from a few inches to a few feet in diameter. However, theories speculate that giant varieties existed as well, with shells six feet in diameter. Oddly, the ammonite is a closer relative to the squid or octopus than to the chambered nautilus.
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}}
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===In {{NH|short|nolink}}===
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{{NHFossilGroup
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|name=Ammonite
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|description=Ammonites were creatures that lived before and all the way through the age of dinosaurs! Because different species lived at different times, their shells are sometimes used as "index fossils.". In other words, these creatures act as markers in time, helping to identify the age of other formations! Who knows what other secrets lie hidden in those spiral shells?
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|room=1
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}}
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==As an item==
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===In {{PG|nolink}}===
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{{PGFossilInfo
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| number = 23
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| name = ammonite
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| image = Ammonite PG Model.png
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| sell = 1100
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| width = 1.0
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| length = 1.0
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| hha = 300
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}}
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===In {{WW|short|nolink}}===
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{{WWFossilInfo
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| number = 2
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| name = ammonite
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| image = Ammonite WW Model.png
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| sell = 1100
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| color1 = Gray
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| color2 = Brown
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| theme = Old-school
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| width = 1.0
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| length = 1.0
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| hra = 300
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}}
  
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===In {{NH}} ===
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===In {{CF|short|nolink}}===
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''"Ammonites were creatures that lived before and all the way through the age of dinosaurs! Because different species lived at different times, their shells are sometimes used as "index fossils." In other words, these creatures act as markers in time, helping to identify the age of other formations! Who knows what other secrets lie hidden in those spiral shells?"''
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{{CFFossilInfo
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| number = 2
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| name = ammonite
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| image = Ammonite CF Model.png
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| sell = 1100
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| color1 = Gray
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| color2 = Brown
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| theme = Retro
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| width = 1.0
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| length = 1.0
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| hra = 300
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}}
  
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==In Real Life==
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===In {{NL|short|nolink}}===
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Ammonites were a group of cephalopods which lived from the Devonian to the Cretaceous period. Despite their appearance, they are more closely related to the coleoids (shell-less cephalopods like squids, cuttlefish, and octopuses) than nautiluses (which have shells). They were extremely abundant during the Mesozoic - with some species used as index fossils to mark the beginnings of geologic stages - and remain the most common fossils on beaches. They went extinct at the same time as the non-avian dinosaurs.
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{{NLFossilInfo
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| name = ammonite
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| image = Ammonite NL Model.png
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| sell = 1100
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| color1 = Gray
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| color2 = Brown
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| width = 1.0
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| length = 1.0
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}}
  
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{{See Wikipedia|Ammonoidea}}
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===In {{NH|short|nolink}}===
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{{NHFossilInfo
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| name = ammonite
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| image = Ammonite NH Icon.png
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| interactable = No
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| sell = 1100
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| color1 = Beige
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| color2 = Brown
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| width = 1.0
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| length = 1.0
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}}
  
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==As a furniture item==
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==In {{Film|nolink}}==
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[[File:Yu Ammonite.png|thumb|right|200px|Yū with an ammonite fossil]]
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[[File:Ammonite Mountain.png|thumb|right|200px|A mountain of ammonite fossils]]
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! style="background:#F0E68C; color:#000;" | Name
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[[Alfonso]] and [[Yū]] manage to dig up an ammonite fossil in {{Film}} during the summertime. Later, they, along with [[Ai]], [[Margie]], and [[Rosie]], go into a cave to hunt for more ammonite fossils. After going through a waterfall, they stumble upon a mountain of ammonite fossils. Later in the wintertime, when searching for the [[Gulliver]]'s spaceship part, Yū and the others see the same mountain of ammonite fossils.
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==In {{AM}}==
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==Real-world information==
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[[File:Yu Ammonite.png|thumb|left|Yu with an ammonite fossil]]
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Ammonites were a group of cephalopods which lived from the Devonian to the Cretaceous period. Despite their appearance, they are more closely related to the coleoids (shell-less cephalopods like squids, cuttlefish, and octopuses) than nautiluses (which have shells). They were extremely abundant during the Mesozoic - with some species used as index fossils to mark the beginnings of geologic stages - and remain the most common fossils on beaches. They went extinct at the same time as the non-avian dinosaurs.
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[[File:Ammonite Mountain.png|thumb|right|A mountain of ammonite fossils]]
 
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[[Alfonso|Halberd]] and [[Yu]] manage to dig up an ammonite fossil in {{AM}} during the summertime. Later, they, along with [[Ai]], [[Margie|Sally]], and [[Rosie|Bouquet]], go into a cave to hunt for more ammonite fossils. After going through a tough waterfall, they stumble upon a mountain of ammonite fossils. Later in the wintertime, when searching for the UFO part, Yu and the others see the same mountain of ammonite fossils.
 
  
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{{See Wikipedia|Ammonoidea}}
  
 
==Names in other languages==
 
==Names in other languages==
 
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[[Category:Standalone fossils]]
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[[Category:Doubutsu no Mori fossils]]
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[[Category:Doubutsu no Mori+ fossils]]
 
[[Category:Animal Crossing fossils]]
 
[[Category:Animal Crossing fossils]]
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[[Category:Doubutsu no Mori e+ fossils]]
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[[Category:Dòngwù Sēnlín fossils]]
 
[[Category:Wild World fossils]]
 
[[Category:Wild World fossils]]
 
[[Category:City Folk fossils]]
 
[[Category:City Folk fossils]]
 
[[Category:New Leaf fossils]]
 
[[Category:New Leaf fossils]]
 
[[Category:New Horizons fossils]]
 
[[Category:New Horizons fossils]]

Latest revision as of 09:40, August 3, 2024

NH Ammonite Museum.jpg
The ammonite in the museum in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Scientific name
Arietites bucklandi
Type Standalone
Main appearances

Name in other languages
 アンモナイト
 암모나이트
 Ammonite
 Ammonit
 菊石
 Ammonite
 Amonites
 Ammoniet
 菊石
 Ammonite
 Amonites
 Аммонит

The ammonite is a standalone fossil in the Animal Crossing series introduced in Doubutsu no Mori that appears in all subsequent games to date.

At the museum[edit]

In Animal Crossing[edit]

When the player donates to Blathers in Animal Crossing, he will provide the following information about the Ammonite:

"Well! Hoo and hoo again! An ammonite! My stars! A very impressive find! Ah yes, wonderful. This fossil is of exceedingly superior quality, wot wot. Now then, I know a thing or two about these creatures. Yes, indeed. Ammonites... Though ammonites lived in shells, they were not shellfish, but rather mollusks, like octopi and squid. The closest living relative to the ammonite is the chambered nautilus. Fascinating, no? Ammonites existed from the Devonian period, some 400 million years ago, to the end of the Cretaceous period. Their extinction coincided with that of the dinosaurs. Time and tide wait for neither man nor beast, wot! Oh, hoo. Blathers, you ninny! I've gone and done it again. Spewing out more information than necessary. So sorry."

In Wild World[edit]

When donating to Blathers in Wild World, he will provide the following information about the Ammonite:

"Hoo! Indeed, WOO hoo! Amazing! This fossil is an almost flawless specimen! The ammonite looks like it would be related to spiral-shelled creatures. But have I got a whopper of a surprise for you! They are actually part of the same family as squid and octopi! Just imagine! All that remains of these enigmatic creatures are their shells... Despite extensive research, we're still not sure what their bodies looked like. Oh! I'm terribly sorry. I went on rather long, didn't I? Forgive me!"

In City Folk[edit]

When donating to Blathers in City Folk, he will provide the following information about the Ammonite:

"Hoo my, simply wonderful! A truly rare fossil! An ammonite, you see, is not what it seems, eh wot? At first glance, you'd think it was related to the conch. But it isn't a member of that family at all. Hoo no! Actually, it's closer to the squid and octopus! Sadly, the only fossils we can find are mere shells, so we know not what sort of bodies they had. HOO! I... beg your pardon! I was so enthralled, I... I spouted hot air like a teapot, eh wot?"

In New Leaf[edit]

The Ammonite in the museum in New Leaf.

After donating the final part of the fossil in New Leaf, its plaque in the museum will read:

"Ammonites were sea creatures with shells ranging from a few inches to a few feet in diameter. However, theories speculate that giant varieties existed as well, with shells six feet in diameter. Oddly, the ammonite is a closer relative to the squid or octopus than to the chambered nautilus."

In New Horizons[edit]

When the player donates to Blathers or selects "Tell me about this!" in New Horizons, he will provide the following information about the fossil:

"Ammonites were creatures that lived before and all the way through the age of dinosaurs! Because different species lived at different times, their shells are sometimes used as "index fossils.". In other words, these creatures act as markers in time, helping to identify the age of other formations! Who knows what other secrets lie hidden in those spiral shells?"

The Ammonite can be found in the first room of the fossil exhibit in the museum.

As an item[edit]

In Animal Crossing[edit]

#23

Ammonite

Ammonite
Sell price  1,100 Bells
Size 1.0 x 1.0


In Wild World[edit]

#2

Ammonite

Ammonite
Sell price  1,100 Bells
Colors
 
Gray
 
Brown
HRA genre Old-school
Size 1.0 x 1.0


In City Folk[edit]

#2

Ammonite

Ammonite
Sell price  1,100 Bells
Colors
 
Gray
 
Brown
HRA genre Retro
Size 1.0 x 1.0


In New Leaf[edit]

Ammonite

Ammonite
Sell price  1,100 Bells
Colors
 
Gray
 
Brown
Style Historical
Size 1.0 x 1.0


In New Horizons[edit]

Ammonite

Ammonite
Interactable No
Sell price  1,100 Bells
Colors
 
Beige
 
Brown
Size 1.0 x 1.0


In Gekijōban Doubutsu no Mori[edit]

Yū with an ammonite fossil
A mountain of ammonite fossils

Alfonso and Yū manage to dig up an ammonite fossil in 🎬 Gekijōban Doubutsu no Mori during the summertime. Later, they, along with Ai, Margie, and Rosie, go into a cave to hunt for more ammonite fossils. After going through a waterfall, they stumble upon a mountain of ammonite fossils. Later in the wintertime, when searching for the Gulliver's spaceship part, Yū and the others see the same mountain of ammonite fossils.

Real-world information[edit]

Ammonites were a group of cephalopods which lived from the Devonian to the Cretaceous period. Despite their appearance, they are more closely related to the coleoids (shell-less cephalopods like squids, cuttlefish, and octopuses) than nautiluses (which have shells). They were extremely abundant during the Mesozoic - with some species used as index fossils to mark the beginnings of geologic stages - and remain the most common fossils on beaches. They went extinct at the same time as the non-avian dinosaurs.

More information on this topic is available at Wikipedia.

Names in other languages[edit]

Japanese アンモナイト
Anmonaito 		Ammonite
Korean 암모나이트
Ammonaiteu 		Ammonite
Simplified Chinese 菊石 (iQue)
Jú shí 		Ammonite
Russian Аммонит
Ammonit 		Ammonite
Dutch Ammoniet Ammonite
German Ammonit Ammonite
European Spanish Amonites Ammonite
European French Ammonite Ammonite
Italian Ammonite Ammonite
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