👉 Monoceras is a type of bryozoan, characterized by its smooth, segmented body with numerous small, round cells arranged in rows. These cells are composed mainly of calcium carbonate and form the skeletons of the monolayer. Monoceras are found in various environments, including rocks, sand dunes, and even in some aquatic habitats. They play important roles in fossil preservation as they can be preserved by the process of calcification.
