Fossil Scaphite Heteromorph Uncoiled Ammonite Scaphites equalis, Lower Cenomanian, Cretaceous: Sarthe, France – Genuine Specimen with COA
£ 12.60
This rare and stunning Fossil Scaphite Heteromorph Uncoiled Ammonite Scaphites
equalis is a beautiful example of Cretaceous marine life, dating from the Lower Cenomanian, Cretaceous period, and discovered in the Sarthe region, France. The Scaphites equalis is a heteromorph ammonite, which means it features a unique, uncoiled form – a distinctive and rare characteristic found in this species.GEOLOGY AND FOSSIL TYPE
• Fossil Type: Scaphites equalis (Heteromorph Uncoiled Ammonite)
• Geological Stage: Lower Cenomanian, Cretaceous period
• Location: Sarthe, France
• Depositional Environment: Marine
• Family: Scaphitidae
• Superfamily: Scaphitoidea
• Order: AmmonitidaMORPHOLOGY FEATURES
• Heteromorph Ammonite: This Scaphites equalis is an uncoiled ammonite, a type of heteromorph which stands out for its non-spiral form.
• Distinctive Shape: The fossil showcases a broad, flat, and asymmetric shell that makes this species visually unique among ammonites.
• Size: The fossil measures approximately [size details]. Please refer to the scale rule in the images for precise size comparison.
• Well-Preserved Details: The shell structure and suture lines are well-preserved, showcasing the fossilization process and the fossil’s remarkable condition.NOTABLE FEATURES
• Rare Fossil: Scaphites equalis is a rare species of ammonite with a distinctive and non-coiled shape, making it a highly sought-after specimen for collectors and paleontologists alike.
• Cretaceous Origin: This fossil is from the Lower Cenomanian, a Cretaceous stage that occurred approximately 100 million years ago.
• Perfect for Display: With its unusual form, this ammonite makes a perfect addition to any fossil collection or as a museum-quality display piece.SCIENTIFIC AND HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE
• Heteromorph Ammonites: Heteromorph ammonites, like Scaphites equalis, are characterized by their non-spiral, uncoiled morphology. This unusual shape sets them apart from the more commonly found coiled ammonites, making them an important species for both scientific study and fossil collections.
• Cretaceous Period: The Cretaceous period, which lasted from 145 to 66 million years ago, was a time when ammonites flourished in marine ecosystems. Fossils like Scaphites provide valuable insights into the life forms that dominated our oceans during that era.
• Marine Life Insight: Ammonites, including Scaphites, were marine mollusks that played a significant role in marine food webs. They acted as important index fossils, aiding in the dating of rock formations.SIZE AND PRESENTATION
• Scale Cube: 1 cm
• Full Size: The actual fossil shown in the photo is the exact specimen you will receive. Please refer to the scale for a better understanding of the fossil’s true size.
• Photography: The photo clearly shows the actual fossil, and its size and details are easy to verify with the scale provided. KEY SELLING POINTS
• 100% Genuine Fossil: This Scaphites equalis ammonite fossil is 100% genuine, and it comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
• Rare and Beautiful: This heteromorph ammonite fossil is rare and offers a unique display piece for collectors and fossil enthusiasts.
• Well-Preserved: The fossil’s features, including the unique shape and detailed preservation, make it a perfect study specimen or display fossil.
• Perfect for Collectors: This fossil is a fantastic gift for fossil enthusiasts, paleontologists, or anyone fascinated by ancient marine life. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• Scale Rule: The scale rule is marked in 1 cm squares in the photos for easy size comparison.
• Guarantee: This Scaphites equalis ammonite fossil is 100% genuine, and we provide a Certificate of Authenticity with every purchase.
• Shipping and Packaging: Your fossil will be carefully packaged to ensure it arrives safely and securely.
equalis is a beautiful example of Cretaceous marine life, dating from the Lower Cenomanian, Cretaceous period, and discovered in the Sarthe region, France. The Scaphites equalis is a heteromorph ammonite, which means it features a unique, uncoiled form – a distinctive and rare characteristic found in this species.GEOLOGY AND FOSSIL TYPE
• Fossil Type: Scaphites equalis (Heteromorph Uncoiled Ammonite)
• Geological Stage: Lower Cenomanian, Cretaceous period
• Location: Sarthe, France
• Depositional Environment: Marine
• Family: Scaphitidae
• Superfamily: Scaphitoidea
• Order: AmmonitidaMORPHOLOGY FEATURES
• Heteromorph Ammonite: This Scaphites equalis is an uncoiled ammonite, a type of heteromorph which stands out for its non-spiral form.
• Distinctive Shape: The fossil showcases a broad, flat, and asymmetric shell that makes this species visually unique among ammonites.
• Size: The fossil measures approximately [size details]. Please refer to the scale rule in the images for precise size comparison.
• Well-Preserved Details: The shell structure and suture lines are well-preserved, showcasing the fossilization process and the fossil’s remarkable condition.NOTABLE FEATURES
• Rare Fossil: Scaphites equalis is a rare species of ammonite with a distinctive and non-coiled shape, making it a highly sought-after specimen for collectors and paleontologists alike.
• Cretaceous Origin: This fossil is from the Lower Cenomanian, a Cretaceous stage that occurred approximately 100 million years ago.
• Perfect for Display: With its unusual form, this ammonite makes a perfect addition to any fossil collection or as a museum-quality display piece.SCIENTIFIC AND HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE
• Heteromorph Ammonites: Heteromorph ammonites, like Scaphites equalis, are characterized by their non-spiral, uncoiled morphology. This unusual shape sets them apart from the more commonly found coiled ammonites, making them an important species for both scientific study and fossil collections.
• Cretaceous Period: The Cretaceous period, which lasted from 145 to 66 million years ago, was a time when ammonites flourished in marine ecosystems. Fossils like Scaphites provide valuable insights into the life forms that dominated our oceans during that era.
• Marine Life Insight: Ammonites, including Scaphites, were marine mollusks that played a significant role in marine food webs. They acted as important index fossils, aiding in the dating of rock formations.SIZE AND PRESENTATION
• Scale Cube: 1 cm
• Full Size: The actual fossil shown in the photo is the exact specimen you will receive. Please refer to the scale for a better understanding of the fossil’s true size.
• Photography: The photo clearly shows the actual fossil, and its size and details are easy to verify with the scale provided. KEY SELLING POINTS
• 100% Genuine Fossil: This Scaphites equalis ammonite fossil is 100% genuine, and it comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
• Rare and Beautiful: This heteromorph ammonite fossil is rare and offers a unique display piece for collectors and fossil enthusiasts.
• Well-Preserved: The fossil’s features, including the unique shape and detailed preservation, make it a perfect study specimen or display fossil.
• Perfect for Collectors: This fossil is a fantastic gift for fossil enthusiasts, paleontologists, or anyone fascinated by ancient marine life. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• Scale Rule: The scale rule is marked in 1 cm squares in the photos for easy size comparison.
• Guarantee: This Scaphites equalis ammonite fossil is 100% genuine, and we provide a Certificate of Authenticity with every purchase.
• Shipping and Packaging: Your fossil will be carefully packaged to ensure it arrives safely and securely.
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