Description
This listing offers a rare ammonite fossil from the Toarcian stage of the Jurassic period, identified as Pseudolytoceras sp.. This well-preserved specimen was discovered in the world-famous Whitby fossil beds in North Yorkshire, UK, a region renowned for its Jurassic marine fossils.
About Pseudolytoceras
Pseudolytoceras belongs to the Lytoceratidae family, a group of ammonites characterized by their elegant, involute shells with fine, intricate ribbing. These cephalopods thrived in the Jurassic seas over 180 million years ago, playing an essential role in marine ecosystems as swift, free-swimming predators. Fossils of this genus are particularly valued due to their delicate ornamentation and historical significance in paleontology.
Fossil Details:
- Scientific Name: Pseudolytoceras sp.
- Geological Age: Toarcian, Lower Jurassic (approximately 183 million years old)
- Origin: Whitby, United Kingdom
- Size: See scale in photos (full sizing details provided)
- Preservation: Detailed ribbing and excellent shell definition
Why This Fossil is Special:
- Rare Toarcian ammonite from a famous UK fossil site
- Fine ribbing and beautifully preserved shell make it a striking display piece
- Ideal for collectors, fossil enthusiasts, and museum displays
- Comes from the prestigious Alice Purnell Collection, one of the largest ammonite collections in the world
- 100 percent genuine specimen with a Certificate of Authenticity
What You See is What You Get
This listing features the exact ammonite fossil shown in the photos—no stock images used.
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This stunning Pseudolytoceras ammonite fossil is a true collector’s piece, providing a rare chance to own an authentic Jurassic marine relic from Whitby, UK. Don’t miss this opportunity to add it to your collection.







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