RARE Dactylioceras directum Ammonite Fossil – Toarcian, Jurassic, Whitby, Yorkshire, UK – COA

Description

RARE Dactylioceras directum Ammonite Fossil – Jurassic, Whitby, UK

Geological Period: Lower Toarcian, Jurassic (~180 Million Years Old)

Formation: Upper Lias

Location: Whitby, Yorkshire, UK

Authenticity: 100% Genuine Specimen with Certificate of Authenticity

This is a rare and highly sought-after specimen of Dactylioceras directum, an extinct ammonite species from the Lower Toarcian stage of the Jurassic period. This ammonite was found in the renowned fossil beds of Whitby, Yorkshire, one of the most famous ammonite localities in the world.

Dactylioceras is well known for its elegant ribbed shell, tightly coiled whorls, and distinctive growth patterns. These ammonites were active marine predators, using their tentacles to capture prey in the ancient Jurassic seas. Fossils from the Toarcian period provide valuable insights into ammonite evolution and mass extinction events.

Why This Fossil is Special?

RARE & Collectible – A fine example of Dactylioceras directum, a sought-after ammonite species

Well-Preserved Detail – Displays characteristic ribbing and well-defined suture patterns

Direct from Whitby, Yorkshire – A world-famous Jurassic fossil location

100% Genuine & Authentic – Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity

From the Alice Purnell Collection – One of the largest ammonite collections in the world

Specifications:

Size: See scale rule in photos (each square = 1cm)

Condition: Excellent preservation with visible shell structure

Exact Specimen: The fossil shown in the images is the one you will receive

This museum-quality ammonite fossil is perfect for serious collectors, educational displays, or as a unique piece of natural history.

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