Description
Rare Turrilites Chalk Ammonite Fossil – Cretaceous Era, Chalk, Kent, UK
This exceptional Turrilites ammonite fossil is a rare and fascinating specimen from the Cretaceous Period, approximately 100 to 66 million years ago. Discovered in the chalk formations of Kent, UK, this fossil is a stunning example of the unique spiral forms characteristic of the genus Turrilites.
Ammonites are extinct marine mollusks closely related to modern squids, octopuses, and cuttlefish. The Turrilites genus stands out due to its distinctive tightly coiled, turret-shaped shell, which evolved to help these creatures maintain buoyancy in their ancient marine environments. Fossils like this offer a glimpse into the rich biodiversity of Cretaceous seas.
Features:
- Species: Turrilites (extinct genus of ammonites)
- Era: Cretaceous (~100–66 million years ago)
- Formation: Chalk
- Location: Kent, UK
- Condition: Excellent preservation with intricate shell detail visible.
- Size: Please refer to the scale cube in the photo for exact dimensions.
This fossil has been carefully cleaned and prepped to highlight its fine details while preserving its authenticity. Its elegant shape and historical significance make it an ideal specimen for collectors, educators, or anyone passionate about prehistoric life.
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- 100% Genuine Specimens: All fossils are handpicked and verified for authenticity.
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This Turrilites ammonite fossil is not only a piece of natural history but also a visually stunning relic of the ancient seas that once covered the region. Perfect for collectors, fossil enthusiasts, or as a unique educational display.
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