Description
Fossil Identification
This listing is for a Cadoceras sublaeve ammonite fossil, identified as Lower Callovian and Jurassic. Cadoceras is an ammonite genus, placing this specimen within the extinct marine cephalopods. Ammonites are widely collected for their scientific importance, distinctive fossil record and connection with the ancient Jurassic seas. Their fossils are valued by collectors, educators and enthusiasts interested in palaeontology, historical geology and the evolution of marine life.
Jurassic Geological Context
The Lower Callovian belongs to the Jurassic Period, a major interval of Earth history known for diverse marine ecosystems and abundant ammonite fossils. Ammonites lived in the ocean and possessed a chambered shell, with the animal occupying the outermost living chamber during growth. As the animal matured, new chambers were added to the shell. These successive growth stages are one reason ammonites are useful in geological research and biostratigraphy.
The identification of Cadoceras sublaeve and the Lower Callovian age provide an important geological context for this fossil. Ammonites can help specialists compare rocks and fossil assemblages from different areas, making identified examples particularly appealing to collectors who value both visual interest and scientific background. This specimen represents a named ammonite fossil from the Jurassic rather than an unspecified shell fragment.
Collection and Location
From the Alice Purnell Collection
The supplied location associated with this item is Ashton Keynes, United Kingdom. This geographical association adds useful context for collectors cataloguing their specimens and for anyone building a focused collection of Jurassic fossils or ammonites. The specimen is suitable for display, educational reference, palaeontology collections and geological study.
Collector Display and Educational Use
A Cadoceras sublaeve ammonite fossil can be displayed as part of a natural history cabinet, fossil shelf, classroom collection or geology-themed interior. It offers an accessible way to explore Jurassic marine life, ammonite evolution and the use of fossils in understanding geological time. The named identification is also useful for collectors who organise specimens by genus, species, geological period or stage.
Please examine the listing photographs carefully for the specimen’s presentation and overall appearance. The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive. Full sizing is shown in the photographs. This makes the images the best reference for assessing the physical scale and display presence of the individual fossil offered.
Certificate of Authenticity
This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.







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