Description
his listing is for a 100% genuine fossil specimen of Turritella imporicataria from the Upper Bracklesham Beds, dating back to the Eocene epoch. This beautifully preserved gastropod fossil was discovered in Bracklesham Bay, Sussex, UK and is an excellent addition to any fossil collection.
Turritella imporicataria is a species of extinct marine gastropod known for its distinctive high-spired shell with intricate whorls. Fossils from the Bracklesham Beds provide a glimpse into an ancient marine environment that existed around 40-50 million years ago during the Eocene period.
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Product Details:
- Species: Turritella imporicataria
- Age: Eocene (~40-50 million years old)
- Formation: Upper Bracklesham Beds
- Location: Bracklesham Bay, Sussex, UK
- Condition: Natural, unpolished fossil in matrix
- Scale Cube: 1cm (See photos for full sizing)
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