Description
This listing features a fragment of Austinoceras austini, a rare ammonite fossil from the Cenomanian stage of the Cretaceous period. Discovered in Glynde, East Sussex, UK, this specimen offers a fascinating glimpse into the ancient marine ecosystems of over 93 million years ago.
The Austinoceras austini is a distinctive species of ammonite known for its smooth, streamlined shell structure. While this particular fossil is a fragment, it retains significant scientific and historical value, making it an excellent addition for collectors or educators. The preservation highlights key features of the species, showcasing the evolutionary adaptations of these ancient marine cephalopods.
Adding to its provenance and prestige, this fossil comes from the esteemed Alice Purnell Collection, one of the largest and most respected private collections of ammonites in the world. Fossils from this collection are celebrated for their authenticity, exceptional quality, and historical importance.
Key Details:
- Species: Austinoceras austini (ammonite fragment)
- Age: Cenomanian, Cretaceous (~93-100 million years old)
- Location: Glynde, East Sussex, UK
- Provenance: Alice Purnell Collection
Each fossil is 100% genuine and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring its authenticity and value. The exact fossil fragment you will receive is shown in the photos, with a scale rule featuring 1cm squares included for precise size reference.
This carefully selected ammonite fossil fragment is ideal for fossil enthusiasts, educators, and collectors. It offers a valuable glimpse into Earth’s prehistoric marine life and makes an excellent addition to any fossil collection or an intriguing display piece.
Don’t miss this opportunity to own a scientifically significant ammonite fossil fragment with impeccable provenance from the world-renowned Alice Purnell Collection. Order today to secure this rare piece of history for your collection!






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