Rare Liparoceras Androgynoceras Fossil Ammonite Belemnite Stone Jurassic Coast

Description

Fossil Ammonite Specimen

This distinctive fossil listing features Liparoceras and Androgynoceras, presented as a fossil ammonite in Belemnite Stone. The named ammonite genera make this an appealing addition for collectors interested in Jurassic marine fossils, ammonite identification and the palaeontology of southern England. Its geological setting connects the specimen with the classic Lower Lias rocks of the Jurassic Coast.

Locality and Geological Information

The supplied locality information is: Belemnite Marls, Lower Lias, Jurassic Coast: Stonebarrow Cliff, Charmouth, LYME REGIS, Dorset, UK. This places the specimen within one of Britain’s best-known fossil-bearing coastal regions. The Lower Lias is a Jurassic stratigraphic unit, while Belemnite Marls is the stated geological material associated with this specimen. Stonebarrow Cliff, Charmouth and Lyme Regis are recognised names for collectors studying the fossil-rich Jurassic geology of Dorset.

Liparoceras and Androgynoceras

Liparoceras and Androgynoceras are ammonite genera associated with Jurassic marine environments. Ammonites were extinct marine cephalopods that lived in a wide range of ancient seas. Their shells are especially important in palaeontology because ammonite forms and distributions can help researchers compare and date sedimentary rock sequences. The identification supplied for this item names Liparoceras and Androgynoceras; no species-level identification is stated.

Ammonite fossils are valued for their scientific interest, geological context and connection to ancient marine ecosystems. A specimen associated with the Lower Lias offers a tangible way to explore Jurassic palaeontology, historic fossil collecting and the natural history of the Dorset coast. The Belemnite Stone setting further reflects the marine fossil tradition of the stated locality without requiring additional treatment or preparation details.

Collector and Display Interest

This fossil is suitable for a personal geological collection, a natural history display, a teaching collection or anyone fascinated by ammonites and the Jurassic Coast. The combination of the named Liparoceras and Androgynoceras identification, Belemnite Stone description and Dorset locality makes it a conversation-starting piece for collectors of British fossils. It can also complement displays focused on Jurassic stratigraphy, Lower Lias material or marine invertebrate palaeontology.

Certificate of Authenticity

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