Description
Fossil Identification
This striking 6-inch Acrioceras tabarelli is a heteromorph fossil ammonite from the Upper Callovian of the Jurassic. Acrioceras is recognised for its distinctive heteromorph shell form, making it especially appealing to collectors who appreciate unusual ammonite morphology and the remarkable diversity of Jurassic cephalopods. The species name tabarelli is included in the supplied identification and is presented here as a named fossil specimen for display, study and collection.
Geological Age
The Upper Callovian belongs to the Jurassic Period and represents a later part of the Callovian Stage. Ammonites from this interval are important to palaeontology because their rapidly evolving shells can help document changes through Jurassic marine deposits. As a heteromorph ammonite, Acrioceras tabarelli provides an excellent example of shell architecture that differs from the more familiar tightly coiled ammonite forms commonly seen in fossil collections.
Locality
This specimen is associated with Poitou, France. French Jurassic fossils are highly regarded by collectors for their geological interest and for the insight they provide into the marine environments that existed across Europe during the Jurassic. The Poitou locality adds regional context to the specimen and makes it a useful addition to a focused ammonite, Jurassic fossil or French geology collection.
Collection and Display
From the Alice Purnell Collection
With its 6-inch presentation size and unusual heteromorph identification, this fossil ammonite is well suited to display in a home collection, study, office, cabinet or educational setting. It can be used as a conversation piece while also offering a tangible connection to Jurassic palaeontology. The distinctive Acrioceras form makes it particularly suitable for collectors seeking ammonites beyond the standard involute or planispiral examples.
Authenticity and Photograph
This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.
The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive.
Full sizing is shown in the photographs. Please review the images carefully for the specimen’s overall appearance, presentation and visible fossil details. The supplied identification, Jurassic age designation and Poitou, France association are included to support cataloguing and collection records.










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