Rare Eodesmoceras (Miodesmoceras) lechicum Fossil Ammonite, Barremian, Cretaceous, Normandy 06, France - COA
£ 14.40
This Rare Eodesmoceras (Miodesmoceras) lechicum Fossil Ammonite is an
outstanding specimen from the Barremian stage of the Cretaceous period, discovered in the Normandy 06 region of France. The fossil is a 100% genuine specimen, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. The Eodesmoceras lechicum ammonite, also known as Miodesmoceras lechicum, is recognized for its distinct spiral shape and well-preserved characteristics, making it an exceptional piece for collectors and enthusiasts of Cretaceous ammonites.GEOLOGY AND FOSSIL TYPE
• Geological Stage: Barremian, Cretaceous
• Depositional Environment: Marine (During the Barremian period, the seas were warm and shallow, creating an ideal environment for ammonites like Eodesmoceras lechicum to thrive in the Normandy 06 region of France.)
• Family: Desmoceratidae (A family of ammonites known for their distinctive smooth, coiled shells and well-defined sutures)
• Superfamily: Ammonoidea
• Order: Ammonitida (Ammonites are part of the Cephalopoda class, related to modern squid and octopus)MORPHOLOGY FEATURESThe Eodesmoceras lechicum ammonite features a tight, smooth spiral shell with distinct ribbing. The shell is coiled in a characteristic spiral, and the fine, well-defined ribbing runs along the surface. The suture lines inside the shell, which represent the internal chambers, are clearly visible, offering insight into the ammonite’s buoyancy and internal structure. The fossil is well-preserved, showcasing the species' elegant curvature and smooth, ribbed exterior.NOTABLE FEATURESThis ammonite is especially notable for its excellent preservation and distinct spiral shape. The Eodesmoceras lechicum species is considered relatively rare, making this fossil a highly sought-after find. Its distinct ribbing, well-preserved suture lines, and smooth spiral shell make it an ideal specimen for collectors. This ammonite is a fantastic example of Cretaceous marine life from the Barremian period.SIZE AND PRESENTATION
• Scale Cube: 1cm
• Full sizing is provided in the photos, so you can see the exact size of the ammonite.
• Actual Fossil: The fossil pictured is the exact piece you will receive.Key Selling Points
• 100% Genuine Fossil
• Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
• A rare Eodesmoceras lechicum ammonite from the Barremian, Cretaceous period
• Smooth spiral shape, distinct ribbing, and well-preserved suture lines
• Perfect for collectors and those interested in Cretaceous ammonites and marine fossilsThis Rare Eodesmoceras (Miodesmoceras) lechicum Fossil Ammonite from Normandy 06, France offers a rare and detailed view of marine life from the Barremian stage of the Cretaceous period. Its well-preserved spiral shell, distinct ribbing, and clear suture lines make it an extraordinary addition to any fossil collection, especially for those interested in Cretaceous ammonites and marine life.
outstanding specimen from the Barremian stage of the Cretaceous period, discovered in the Normandy 06 region of France. The fossil is a 100% genuine specimen, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. The Eodesmoceras lechicum ammonite, also known as Miodesmoceras lechicum, is recognized for its distinct spiral shape and well-preserved characteristics, making it an exceptional piece for collectors and enthusiasts of Cretaceous ammonites.GEOLOGY AND FOSSIL TYPE
• Geological Stage: Barremian, Cretaceous
• Depositional Environment: Marine (During the Barremian period, the seas were warm and shallow, creating an ideal environment for ammonites like Eodesmoceras lechicum to thrive in the Normandy 06 region of France.)
• Family: Desmoceratidae (A family of ammonites known for their distinctive smooth, coiled shells and well-defined sutures)
• Superfamily: Ammonoidea
• Order: Ammonitida (Ammonites are part of the Cephalopoda class, related to modern squid and octopus)MORPHOLOGY FEATURESThe Eodesmoceras lechicum ammonite features a tight, smooth spiral shell with distinct ribbing. The shell is coiled in a characteristic spiral, and the fine, well-defined ribbing runs along the surface. The suture lines inside the shell, which represent the internal chambers, are clearly visible, offering insight into the ammonite’s buoyancy and internal structure. The fossil is well-preserved, showcasing the species' elegant curvature and smooth, ribbed exterior.NOTABLE FEATURESThis ammonite is especially notable for its excellent preservation and distinct spiral shape. The Eodesmoceras lechicum species is considered relatively rare, making this fossil a highly sought-after find. Its distinct ribbing, well-preserved suture lines, and smooth spiral shell make it an ideal specimen for collectors. This ammonite is a fantastic example of Cretaceous marine life from the Barremian period.SIZE AND PRESENTATION
• Scale Cube: 1cm
• Full sizing is provided in the photos, so you can see the exact size of the ammonite.
• Actual Fossil: The fossil pictured is the exact piece you will receive.Key Selling Points
• 100% Genuine Fossil
• Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
• A rare Eodesmoceras lechicum ammonite from the Barremian, Cretaceous period
• Smooth spiral shape, distinct ribbing, and well-preserved suture lines
• Perfect for collectors and those interested in Cretaceous ammonites and marine fossilsThis Rare Eodesmoceras (Miodesmoceras) lechicum Fossil Ammonite from Normandy 06, France offers a rare and detailed view of marine life from the Barremian stage of the Cretaceous period. Its well-preserved spiral shell, distinct ribbing, and clear suture lines make it an extraordinary addition to any fossil collection, especially for those interested in Cretaceous ammonites and marine life.
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