Description
Fossil Identification
This listing features a Circopeltis baicheri regular echinoid fossil identified as Ypresian, Eocene, from Antugnac, France. It is an appealing addition for fossil collectors, echinoid enthusiasts, geological displays and educational collections focused on the fossil record of the Eocene.
The identification Circopeltis baicheri provides an important taxonomic focus for collectors who enjoy documenting individual fossil forms rather than collecting only by broad category. Regular echinoids are members of the echinoderms, the marine animal group that includes sea urchins and related forms. Their characteristic body organisation is based on radial symmetry, and fossil examples can offer an opportunity to study the distinctive morphology associated with ancient echinoid life.
Geological Age and Locality
The specimen is identified as Ypresian, an internationally recognised stage within the Eocene Epoch. The Eocene forms part of the Palaeogene Period and represents a significant interval in the later development of modern marine and terrestrial ecosystems. A Ypresian identification places this fossil within the early Eocene portion of geological time.
The stated locality is Antugnac, France. Locality information is an important part of a fossil record because it connects the specimen with a specific geographic source and provides useful context for cataloguing, display labels and collection records. This combination of taxonomic identification, geological stage and locality makes the specimen especially suitable for a labelled cabinet display or geology teaching collection.
Collector and Display Interest
A named echinoid fossil such as Circopeltis baicheri can appeal to collectors building themed groups around fossil echinoderms, Eocene material or French fossils. It can also complement collections arranged by geological age, locality or fossil classification. The specimen may be displayed in a fossil cabinet, shadow box, study area or educational setting where its identification and geological context can be presented alongside other specimens.
The title and identification are suitable for search terms including Circopeltis baicheri, regular echinoid fossil, Ypresian fossil, Eocene fossil, Antugnac fossil and France fossil. These terms reflect the supplied identification and collection context without overstating the specimen’s characteristics.
Sizing and Photographs
Full sizing is shown in the photographs. The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive. Please review the images carefully for the specimen’s visible form, presentation and scale before purchase.
Authenticity
This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.






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