Description
This listing features a rare Nipponites bacchus heteromorph ammonite fossil from the Coniacian stage of the Cretaceous period, discovered in the Yezo Group, Jashioestu, Hokkaido, Japan. This extraordinary ammonite fossil is renowned for its unique coiling pattern, which appears chaotic yet follows an evolutionary design, making it a fascinating specimen for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
The Nipponites bacchus represents one of the most striking examples of heteromorph ammonites, a group known for their irregular shell coiling. This particular specimen is a testament to the incredible diversity of marine life during the Late Cretaceous, approximately 86-89 million years ago. Adding to its value and significance, this fossil originates from the Alice Purnell Collection, one of the largest and most prestigious ammonite collections globally. Fossils from this collection are highly sought after due to their exceptional quality and impeccable provenance.
Key Details:
- Species: Nipponites bacchus (heteromorph ammonite)
- Age: Coniacian, Cretaceous (~86-89 million years old)
- Location: Yezo Group, Jashioestu, Hokkaido, Japan
- Provenance: Alice Purnell Collection
Each fossil is 100% genuine and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring its authenticity and scientific value. The photo displays the exact specimen you will receive, with a scale rule featuring 1cm squares provided for accurate size reference.
This fossil has been carefully chosen and expertly preserved to maintain its natural beauty and significance. It is a rare addition to any fossil collection, a unique educational resource, or a stunning display piece that highlights the wonder of Earth’s prehistoric marine ecosystems.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a scientifically important and visually striking ammonite fossil with impeccable provenance from the renowned Alice Purnell Collection. Order now to secure this exceptional specimen for your collection!
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