Fossil Ammonite - Ochetoceras canaliculum, Lower Oxfordian, Jurassic: HIEZNACH, Switzerland - Genuine with Certificate of Authenticity
£ 12.60
Fossil Ammonite - Ochetoceras canaliculumLower Oxfordian, Jurassic PeriodOrigin: HIEZNACH, SwitzerlandCertificate of Authenticity IncludedScale Rule Squares / Cube = 1cmThis Ochetoceras canaliculum fossil ammonite is from the Lower Oxfordian stage
of the Jurassic period, which occurred around 160-161 million years ago. It was found in Hieznach, Switzerland, an area known for yielding well-preserved Jurassic ammonites. This particular specimen features the distinctive spiral shape and ribs that are characteristic of the Ochetoceras genus.Ochetoceras canaliculum is a fascinating ammonite that provides a glimpse into ancient marine ecosystems. With exceptional preservation, this ammonite showcases a well-defined ribbed shell, offering a beautiful example of Jurassic marine life.Species and Morphology Information:
• Species: Ochetoceras canaliculum
• Geological Stage: Lower Oxfordian, Jurassic (approximately 160-161 million years ago)
• Depositional Environment: This Lower Oxfordian ammonite lived in a shallow marine environment where it thrived in warm seas. The ammonite likely inhabited coastal and offshore areas, living among diverse marine lifeforms.
• Morphology Features: The Ochetoceras canaliculum features a spiraled shell with ribbed texture, which is indicative of the species. The distinctive suture lines and smooth curves make this ammonite a beautiful specimen for collectors and paleontologists alike.
• Notable Features: This specimen has highly preserved ribbing and clearly defined shell features, allowing for detailed study of its growth patterns and morphology.
• Family: Ochetoceratidae
• Superfamily: Ammonoidea
• Order: Ammonitida
• Biozone: The Ochetoceras canaliculum ammonite is often associated with Oxfordian biozones, contributing to its historical significance.Size and Visuals:The Ochetoceras canaliculum ammonite measures approximately X inches/cm (size details in the photo). The scale cube in the images provides a 1 cm reference, so buyers can accurately gauge its size. The ammonite's spiral shape and preserved ribs are clearly visible, with beautiful detailing that makes it a standout piece for any fossil collection.Authenticity and Certification:This Ochetoceras canaliculum fossil is 100% genuine and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. The certificate confirms the origin of the fossil from the Hieznach region in Switzerland and guarantees its authenticity as an original Jurassic ammonite specimen.Why Buy This Fossil:
• Genuine & Authentic: The fossil comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring its legitimacy.
• Exceptionally Preserved: The ammonite is in excellent condition, with visible ribbed features and suture lines.
• Perfect for Fossil Collectors: Whether you're a serious collector or a beginner, this fossil is a must-have for those interested in Jurassic marine life.
• Educational Value: This ammonite provides a unique opportunity to study Jurassic marine ecosystems and the fossilization process.
• Great for Display: Its spiral shape and clear preservation make it an ideal display piece for any fossil enthusiast.Note: This fossil is carefully chosen, and the photo shows the actual specimen you will receive. The scale cube is 1 cm, and full size details are available in the photos.
of the Jurassic period, which occurred around 160-161 million years ago. It was found in Hieznach, Switzerland, an area known for yielding well-preserved Jurassic ammonites. This particular specimen features the distinctive spiral shape and ribs that are characteristic of the Ochetoceras genus.Ochetoceras canaliculum is a fascinating ammonite that provides a glimpse into ancient marine ecosystems. With exceptional preservation, this ammonite showcases a well-defined ribbed shell, offering a beautiful example of Jurassic marine life.Species and Morphology Information:
• Species: Ochetoceras canaliculum
• Geological Stage: Lower Oxfordian, Jurassic (approximately 160-161 million years ago)
• Depositional Environment: This Lower Oxfordian ammonite lived in a shallow marine environment where it thrived in warm seas. The ammonite likely inhabited coastal and offshore areas, living among diverse marine lifeforms.
• Morphology Features: The Ochetoceras canaliculum features a spiraled shell with ribbed texture, which is indicative of the species. The distinctive suture lines and smooth curves make this ammonite a beautiful specimen for collectors and paleontologists alike.
• Notable Features: This specimen has highly preserved ribbing and clearly defined shell features, allowing for detailed study of its growth patterns and morphology.
• Family: Ochetoceratidae
• Superfamily: Ammonoidea
• Order: Ammonitida
• Biozone: The Ochetoceras canaliculum ammonite is often associated with Oxfordian biozones, contributing to its historical significance.Size and Visuals:The Ochetoceras canaliculum ammonite measures approximately X inches/cm (size details in the photo). The scale cube in the images provides a 1 cm reference, so buyers can accurately gauge its size. The ammonite's spiral shape and preserved ribs are clearly visible, with beautiful detailing that makes it a standout piece for any fossil collection.Authenticity and Certification:This Ochetoceras canaliculum fossil is 100% genuine and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. The certificate confirms the origin of the fossil from the Hieznach region in Switzerland and guarantees its authenticity as an original Jurassic ammonite specimen.Why Buy This Fossil:
• Genuine & Authentic: The fossil comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring its legitimacy.
• Exceptionally Preserved: The ammonite is in excellent condition, with visible ribbed features and suture lines.
• Perfect for Fossil Collectors: Whether you're a serious collector or a beginner, this fossil is a must-have for those interested in Jurassic marine life.
• Educational Value: This ammonite provides a unique opportunity to study Jurassic marine ecosystems and the fossilization process.
• Great for Display: Its spiral shape and clear preservation make it an ideal display piece for any fossil enthusiast.Note: This fossil is carefully chosen, and the photo shows the actual specimen you will receive. The scale cube is 1 cm, and full size details are available in the photos.
