Description
Discover the beauty of ancient marine ecosystems with this authentic Hexagonia Coral Fossil, dating from the Middle Devonian period and found in the fossil-rich region of Assa Zag, Morocco. This well-preserved specimen captures the structure of prehistoric reef-building corals, offering a rare glimpse into ocean life from over 390 million years ago.
Hexagonia is a genus of rugose (horn) corals, which were solitary or colonial marine animals that built reef structures during the Paleozoic Era. These corals had a hard, calcareous exoskeleton and lived in warm, shallow seas. This specimen features the classic hexagonal polyp structures, indicative of colonial growth, and has been preserved in remarkable detail within limestone deposits of the Devonian seabed.
The Assa Zag region in Morocco is well-known for yielding high-quality fossils from multiple geological time periods. The Devonian strata here provide a window into one of the most biologically diverse marine periods in Earth’s history, known as the “Age of Fishes.” Fossils from this region are highly collectible and valuable for educational and display purposes.
This is a carefully selected, one-of-a-kind specimen, and the exact fossil shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. A 1cm scale cube or rule squares is included in the images for accurate size reference—please refer to the photos for full dimensions.
Each fossil is 100% genuine and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing scientific accuracy and ethical sourcing.
Why Choose This Fossil? ✔️ Authentic Hexagonia Coral Fossil from Assa Zag, Morocco
✔️ Middle Devonian Period – Approx. 390 Million Years Old
✔️ Well-Preserved Colonial Rugose Coral Structure
✔️ Perfect for Collectors, Educators & Natural History Enthusiasts
✔️ 100% Genuine with Certificate of Authenticity
✔️ Exact Fossil Shown – No Substitutes
✔️ Fast & Secure Shipping
Bring a piece of ancient reef history into your collection—order this Hexagonia Coral Fossil today!






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