Promicroceras Ammonite Fossil Pebble with Bite Mark Jurassic Coast Dorset UK

Description

Fossil Identification

This listing features a Promicroceras fossil ammonite pebble with a bite mark. The specimen combines a named ammonite fossil identification with a distinctive natural surface feature, making it an appealing addition to a fossil collection, geological display or natural history cabinet. Its compact pebble form gives it a characterful presentation while retaining the interest of the fossil material.

Promicroceras is an ammonite, part of the fossil record of extinct marine cephalopods. Ammonites are especially valued by collectors for their recognisable coiled shell forms and their importance in the study of ancient marine environments. A bite mark adds a further point of interest to this specimen, providing a visible feature associated with biological interaction recorded in the fossil material. The mark contributes to the individuality of the piece and makes it particularly attractive for collectors who enjoy fossils with observable traces and natural details.

Locality and Geological Context

Full information: Black Ven Marls, Lower Lias, Jurassic Coast: Stonebarrow Cliff, Charmouth, LYME REGIS, Dorset, UK

The stated locality places this fossil within the Jurassic Coast area of Dorset, a renowned coastal region known for its exposed geological succession and fossil-bearing strata. The Black Ven Marls and Lower Lias provide an important geological setting for fossil discoveries along this part of the coast. The wording supplied with the specimen identifies Stonebarrow Cliff, Charmouth, Lyme Regis and Dorset, UK, giving the piece a clear geographic and geological context for display and study.

Collector Appeal

This Promicroceras ammonite pebble is suited to collectors of ammonites, Jurassic fossils, British fossils and Jurassic Coast material. The combination of a specific fossil identification, a recognised Dorset locality and the noted bite mark creates a specimen with several layers of interest. It can be displayed as a standalone geological object or included in a collection focused on ammonites, the Lower Lias, the Jurassic Coast or fossil evidence of ancient marine life.

The pebble format also makes this specimen suitable for educational handling and discussion. It can help introduce topics such as fossilisation, geological strata, extinct marine organisms and the way natural marks can add interpretive value to a fossil. The locality information is included as supplied, preserving the specimen’s documented connection with the Black Ven Marls, Stonebarrow Cliff and the Charmouth area.

Certificate and Authenticity

This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.