Fossil Chalk Ammonite – Kamerunoceras turoniense, Turonian, Cretaceous: Lewes, United Kingdom – Genuine with Certificate of Authenticity

Description

Fossil Chalk Ammonite – Kamerunoceras turoniense

Geological Formation: Chalk Formation

Geological Period: Turonian, Cretaceous (~93 to 89 million years ago)

Location: Lewes, United Kingdom

Certificate of Authenticity Included

Scale Rule Squares / Cube = 1cm

Full sizing details in the photo

This Kamerunoceras turoniense chalk ammonite fossil from Lewes, United Kingdom, is an excellent example of Cretaceous marine life. Dating back to the Turonian of the Cretaceous period, it was once part of the shallow seas that covered much of the planet. The Kamerunoceras genus is known for its distinctive spiral shell and well-preserved fossilization.

Species and Morphology Information:

• Species: Kamerunoceras turoniense
• Geological Age: Turonian, Cretaceous period (~93 to 89 million years ago)
• Depositional Environment: The Chalk Formation at Lewes was formed in the warm, shallow seas of the Cretaceous period, which were rich in marine life. The calcium carbonate deposits provided ideal conditions for fossil preservation.
• Morphology Features: The Kamerunoceras ammonite has a distinctive spiral shell, characteristic of this genus. The shell exhibits clear whorls and elegant sutural patterns that make it a remarkable specimen.
• Notable Features: The Kamerunoceras turoniense ammonite fossil showcases impressive preservation, with clear whorls and a well-defined spiral structure, making it a great addition to any fossil collection.
• Family: Kamerunoceratidae
• Superfamily: Ammonoidea
• Order: Ammonitida
• Biozone: The Turonian biozone is defined by various ammonoid species, including Kamerunoceras, which thrived in the shallow seas of the Cretaceous period.
• Depositional Environment: The fossil was preserved in the Cretaceous shallow marine environment of Lewes, which provided a suitable habitat for Kamerunoceras and other marine life.

Size and Visuals:

This Kamerunoceras ammonite fossil measures approximately XX inches (as shown in the photos). The scale rule in the image represents 1cm, and full-size details of the specimen are provided in the photos.

Authenticity and Certification:

This Kamerunoceras turoniense chalk ammonite fossil is 100% genuine and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. The certificate confirms that this specimen was sourced from Lewes, United Kingdom, and dates back to the Turonian of the Cretaceous period.

Why Buy This Fossil:

• Genuine Fossil: Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity confirming its Cretaceous age and UK origin.
• Rare and Collectible: This ammonite fossil is a well-preserved specimen from the Turonian Cretaceous period of Lewes, UK.
• Perfect for Display: This fossil ammonite is an excellent display piece for any fossil collection, museum, or natural history collection.
• Educational Value: Provides valuable insight into Cretaceous marine life, ammonoid morphology, and the paleogeography of the period.

Note: The photo shown is of the actual specimen you will receive. The scale cube in the image represents 1cm, and full-size details are provided through the photos.