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Rare permian ammonite fossil metalegoceras sundaicum - lower permian, east timor - genuine specimen + coa
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Rare permian ammonite fossil metalegoceras sundaicum – lower permian, east timor – genuine specimen + coa

Original price was: £64.80.Current price is: £51.84.

Rare Permian Ammonite Fossil – Metalegoceras sundaicum

Geological Age: Lower Permian

Origin: East Timor, Indonesia

This exceptional Metalegoceras sundaicum ammonite fossil is a rare and sought-after specimen from the Lower Permian period, approximately 290 to 270 million years old. Discovered in the fossil-rich formations of East Timor, Indonesia, it showcases the intricate structure and preserved details typical of this extinct marine species.

Why This Fossil is Special:

  • Authenticity Guaranteed: 100% genuine specimen, meticulously prepared to showcase its natural beauty.
  • Certificate of Authenticity Included: A signed certificate is provided with your purchase.
  • Unique Specimen: The photo provided displays the exact fossil you will receive, ensuring no surprises.
  • Full Details and Dimensions: For precise sizing, please refer to the included photo with a 1cm scale cube for reference.

About Metalegoceras sundaicum:

This species of ammonite lived during the Permian era, a time when Earth’s oceans were dominated by diverse marine life. As part of the Goniatitida order, these ammonites are characterized by their coiled and intricately ornamented shells, reflecting their adaptation to the marine environments of the Paleozoic era.

Condition:

This ammonite fossil has been expertly chosen for its scientific and aesthetic value. It is presented in its natural state with minimal preparation to preserve its authenticity.

Perfect for Collectors and Enthusiasts:

Whether you are an experienced collector or a budding enthusiast, this specimen will make an excellent addition to any fossil collection. Its historical and geological significance ensures it stands out as a conversation piece or display item.

Shipping:

  • Securely packaged to ensure safe arrival.
  • Shipped with tracking for peace of mind.

Add this extraordinary fossil to your collection today! Own a piece of Earth’s ancient history and marvel at the artistry of nature preserved through the ages.

Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity—buy now with confidence!

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Rare Permian Ammonite Fossil – Metalegoceras sundaicum

Geological Age: Lower Permian

Origin: East Timor, Indonesia

This exceptional Metalegoceras sundaicum ammonite fossil is a rare and sought-after specimen from the Lower Permian period, approximately 290 to 270 million years old. Discovered in the fossil-rich formations of East Timor, Indonesia, it showcases the intricate structure and preserved details typical of this extinct marine species.

Why This Fossil is Special:

  • Authenticity Guaranteed: 100% genuine specimen, meticulously prepared to showcase its natural beauty.
  • Certificate of Authenticity Included: A signed certificate is provided with your purchase.
  • Unique Specimen: The photo provided displays the exact fossil you will receive, ensuring no surprises.
  • Full Details and Dimensions: For precise sizing, please refer to the included photo with a 1cm scale cube for reference.

About Metalegoceras sundaicum:

This species of ammonite lived during the Permian era, a time when Earth’s oceans were dominated by diverse marine life. As part of the Goniatitida order, these ammonites are characterized by their coiled and intricately ornamented shells, reflecting their adaptation to the marine environments of the Paleozoic era.

Condition:

This ammonite fossil has been expertly chosen for its scientific and aesthetic value. It is presented in its natural state with minimal preparation to preserve its authenticity.

Perfect for Collectors and Enthusiasts:

Whether you are an experienced collector or a budding enthusiast, this specimen will make an excellent addition to any fossil collection. Its historical and geological significance ensures it stands out as a conversation piece or display item.

Shipping:

  • Securely packaged to ensure safe arrival.
  • Shipped with tracking for peace of mind.

Add this extraordinary fossil to your collection today! Own a piece of Earth’s ancient history and marvel at the artistry of nature preserved through the ages.

Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity—buy now with confidence!

Additional information

Weight 0.1 g
Dimensions 10 × 10 × 10 cm
Era

Permian
Origin

Indonesia

Permian Information

The Permian Period (299–252 million years ago) was a time of dramatic climate shifts and evolutionary advancements, marking the end of the Paleozoic Era. Initially, the climate was warm and humid, supporting vast conifer forests and swampy environments, but it gradually became drier as the supercontinent Pangaea fully formed. This led to the expansion of early reptiles, including synapsids like Dimetrodon, which were distant ancestors of mammals. Amphibians thrived in wetlands, while the first conifer trees became dominant. In the oceans, ammonites, brachiopods, and early sharks flourished. However, the Permian ended with the largest mass extinction in Earth’s history, the Permian-Triassic Extinction, wiping out nearly 90% of marine species and 70% of land species, paving the way for the rise of dinosaurs in the Triassic.

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