Description
A rare and well-preserved fossil ammonite specimen of Neocraspidites semlaevus, originating from the Upper Kimmeridgian Stage of the Late Jurassic, discovered in Russia. This piece hails from the distinguished Alice Purnell Collection, known for its scientifically curated and historically important specimens.
Neocraspidites semlaevus is a species of heteromorph ammonite within the family Perisphinctidae, superfamily Perisphinctoidea, and order Ammonitida. This species is important for understanding ammonite diversity and paleobiogeography during the final stages of the Jurassic.
Geological & Scientific Details:
- Scientific Name: Neocraspidites semlaevus
- Fossil Type: Ammonite
- Geological Period: Late Jurassic
- Geological Stage: Upper Kimmeridgian (~154–152 million years ago)
- Location Found: Russia
- Order: Ammonitida
- Superfamily: Perisphinctoidea
- Family: Perisphinctidae
- Morphological Features: Subplanispiral coiling, gently ribbed flanks, moderate umbilicus, distinctive suture patterns
- Depositional Environment: Shallow epicontinental sea with calcareous and clay-rich sediments
This fossil is a valuable representative of Kimmeridgian ammonite assemblages, offering insights into the marine environments of the Boreal realm during the Late Jurassic.
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Please Note:
- Scale Rule Squares / Cube = 1cm – please refer to the photo for precise sizing
- The image shows the exact fossil you will receive
- From the highly respected Alice Purnell Collection – ideal for academic, museum, or private collections
A truly rare and elegant ammonite fossil, combining scientific importance with aesthetic preservation.







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