Rare anahamulina subsincta heteromorph ammonite fossil, lower barremian, cretaceous, alpes-maritimes, france – ex alice purnell collection

Description

This listing features a rare Anahamulina subsincta heteromorph ammonite fossil from the Lower Barremian stage of the Cretaceous period, discovered in the Alpes-Maritimes region of France. This fascinating fossil showcases the unique coiling and fine ribbing that defines the Anahamulina genus, a testament to the diversity of marine life over 125 million years ago.

The Anahamulina subsincta species is a remarkable example of heteromorph ammonites, known for their irregular and elaborate shell structures. This specimen provides invaluable insights into the evolution of ammonites during the Early Cretaceous period. Adding to its significance, this fossil comes from the Alice Purnell Collection, one of the world’s largest and most renowned private collections of ammonites. Fossils from this collection are highly sought after for their exceptional quality and historical provenance.

Key Details:

• Species: Anahamulina subsincta (heteromorph ammonite)
• Age: Lower Barremian, Cretaceous (~125-130 million years old)
• Location: Alpes-Maritimes, France
• Provenance: Alice Purnell Collection

Each fossil is 100% genuine and includes a Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring its authenticity and scientific value. The exact fossil you will receive is shown in the photo, with a scale rule featuring 1cm squares for precise size reference.

Carefully selected and meticulously preserved, this ammonite fossil is a perfect addition to any fossil collection, a valuable educational resource, or a stunning display piece for enthusiasts of Earth’s prehistoric marine history.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a scientifically significant and visually striking fossil with impeccable provenance from the Alice Purnell Collection. Order now to secure this extraordinary specimen for your collection!