Description
This listing is for a rare and exceptional 8-inch ammonite fossil, Sharpeiceras schlueteri, from the Lower Cenomanian stage of the Cretaceous period, found at the renowned Abbotts Cliff, Dover, UK. This ammonite is a fantastic example of British chalk fossils and would make a remarkable addition to any collection.
About Sharpeiceras schlueteri
Sharpeiceras schlueteri is a distinctive ammonite species from the early Late Cretaceous (Cenomanian). These ammonites thrived in warm, shallow seas that covered much of what is now Europe. Their beautifully preserved shells exhibit characteristic ribbing and whorled structure, making them highly sought after by fossil collectors.
Fossil Details:
- Scientific Name: Sharpeiceras schlueteri
- Common Name: British Chalk Ammonite
- Geological Age: Lower Cenomanian, Cretaceous
- Formation/Location: Abbotts Cliff, Dover, United Kingdom
- Size: 8 inches (see photos for precise dimensions)
- Condition: Well-preserved with visible suture patterns and structural details
Why This Fossil is Special:
- A rare and well-preserved example of Sharpeiceras schlueteri
- From the famous Chalk Beds of Abbotts Cliff, Dover, a classic British fossil site
- Excellent detail, with well-defined ribbing and visible natural features
- A genuine collector’s piece, perfect for display, research, or investment
- Comes from the Alice Purnell Collection, one of the most extensive ammonite collections in the world
- 100% Genuine Specimen with a Certificate of Authenticity
What You See is What You Get
The fossil in the photos is the exact specimen you will receive—no stock images used.
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Don’t miss out on this rare British chalk ammonite fossil—a truly stunning example of Cretaceous marine life!
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