Description
CATASIGALOCERAS SP Fossil Ammonite
This genuine fossil ammonite is identified as CATASIGALOCERAS SP and dated to the Lower Callovian of the Jurassic. It is an appealing addition to fossil collections, geological displays, natural history cabinets and educational collections. The specimen is associated with WATER PARK, United Kingdom, and forms part of the Alice Purnell Collection.
Fossil Identification and Geological Context
CATASIGALOCERAS is a fossil ammonite genus. Ammonites were extinct marine cephalopods with coiled shells, and their fossils are highly valued for their importance in studying Jurassic marine life and geological time. The Lower Callovian belongs to the Jurassic Period and represents an important interval within the Middle Jurassic. The identification supplied for this specimen is CATASIGALOCERAS SP, with the species not specified in the product data.
Its Jurassic age and ammonite identification make it suitable for collectors interested in palaeontology, stratigraphy, Jurassic fossils and ancient marine organisms. The specimen can also provide a visually engaging example for teaching and display, helping illustrate the preservation of extinct cephalopods within the fossil record.
Collection and Authenticity
This specimen comes from the Alice Purnell Collection. It is offered as a collectible geological specimen for fossil enthusiasts, students, educators and anyone interested in Jurassic natural history. The supplied certificate wording is included exactly below:
This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.
Specimen Photography and Sizing
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Full sizing is shown in the photographs.
Please review the photographs carefully for the specimen’s appearance and presentation. The images are provided to show the actual fossil offered in this listing and to assist with judging its form, visible features and scale.
Display and Collecting Uses
This CATASIGALOCERAS SP ammonite fossil is well suited to a display shelf, study collection, geology classroom, museum-style cabinet or natural history themed interior. Its identification as a Lower Callovian Jurassic ammonite gives it clear appeal for collectors who focus on ammonites, Jurassic fossils, British geological material and palaeontological specimens.
It can be displayed as a standalone fossil or alongside other ammonites and Jurassic specimens to create a chronological or geological-themed collection. The combination of a named ammonite genus, Jurassic age designation, United Kingdom association and Alice Purnell Collection history makes this an attractive piece for fossil collectors seeking an authentic specimen with documented collecting context.
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