Rare liparoceras fimbricatum fossil ammonite split nodule – pliensbachian, jurassic, blockley, uk – genuine specimen with coa

Description

This is a rare and well-preserved Liparoceras fimbricatum fossil ammonite, beautifully preserved within a split nodule, dating to the Pliensbachian stage of the Early Jurassic (~190 million years ago), discovered in Blockley, United Kingdom.

Liparoceras fimbricatum is a member of the Liparoceratidae family, known for its thick shell, deep ribbing, and intricate suture patterns, which are exceptionally displayed in this nodule specimen. This ammonite thrived in the Jurassic seas, serving as an important indicator species in paleontology for understanding Jurassic marine environments.

The Blockley area in Gloucestershire is renowned for its exceptional fossil preservation, especially ammonites from the Lower Jurassic, making this a valuable and collectible specimen.

This split nodule format provides an incredible cross-sectional view of the ammonite’s internal chamber structure, showcasing the process of fossilization in stunning detail.

Geological Information:

• Formation: Pliensbachian Marine Deposits
• Stage: Pliensbachian, Early Jurassic (~190 million years old)
• Location: Blockley, United Kingdom
• Depositional Environment: Shallow marine seafloor with fine-grained sedimentation

Fossil Characteristics:

• Exceptional split nodule preservation revealing inner chamber structure
• Distinct deep ribbing and detailed suture patterns
• Rare Liparoceras fimbricatum ammonite from Blockley, UK
• Highly sought-after fossil for collectors and research

Key Features:

• Authentic Liparoceras fimbricatum fossil ammonite
• Rare Early Jurassic ammonite from Blockley
• From the Alice Purnell Collection
• 100% genuine specimen with Certificate of Authenticity

Scale Rule / Cube = 1cm – Please refer to the photos for accurate sizing.

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