Description
Sphaeroidothyris sphaeroidalis Fossil Brachiopod Slab – A Stunning Jurassic Coast Display Piece
This beautifully preserved Sphaeroidothyris sphaeroidalis fossil brachiopod slab is a unique and authentic specimen from the Inferior Oolite of the Jurassic Coast, near Burton Bradstock, Dorset, UK. Discovered on 15 December 2024 by our expert team members, Alister and Alison, this fossil has been carefully cleaned, prepped, and treated by Alison. The cut base allows for effortless display, making it a perfect addition to any fossil collection or natural history exhibit.
Key Features:
- Fossil Type: Sphaeroidothyris sphaeroidalis Brachiopod Slab with Cut Base
- Geological Formation: Inferior Oolite
- Age: Middle Jurassic (~170 million years old)
- Location: Burton Bradstock, Jurassic Coast, Dorset, UK
- Condition: 100% Genuine Fossil
- Discovery Date: 15 December 2024 by Alister and Alison
- Preparation: Professionally cleaned, prepped, and treated by Alison
- Certificate of Authenticity: Included with every purchase
Why This Fossil Is Exceptional:
- Beautiful Display Slab: Featuring multiple fossilized Sphaeroidothyris sphaeroidalis brachiopods in situ, this slab is expertly cut with a stable base, making it an ideal display piece.
- Exact Specimen Shown: The fossil slab pictured is the exact one you will receive, chosen for its exceptional preservation and aesthetic appeal.
- Accurate Sizing: Includes a 1cm scale cube in the photos for precise size reference. Please review the images for full dimensions and detailed views.
- Jurassic Coast Provenance: Found in the world-renowned Inferior Oolite at Burton Bradstock, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Jurassic Coast, celebrated for its rich fossil heritage.
About Sphaeroidothyris sphaeroidalis:
Sphaeroidothyris sphaeroidalis is a species of brachiopod, a marine organism that thrived during the Jurassic period. Often referred to as “lamp shells” due to their shape, brachiopods were filter feeders that lived attached to the seafloor. Fossils like these provide fascinating insights into the marine ecosystems of the Jurassic seas.
The Inferior Oolite at Burton Bradstock is a globally recognized fossil site, known for its exceptional preservation of brachiopods, ammonites, and other marine life. This slab is a fine example of the site’s historical and scientific importance.
Perfect for Collectors and Enthusiasts
This Sphaeroidothyris sphaeroidalis brachiopod slab is a stunning addition to any fossil collection. Its unique cut base design, historical significance, and expert preparation make it an exceptional display piece for collectors, natural history enthusiasts, or as a thoughtful gift.
All of our fossils are 100% genuine and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We take pride in providing high-quality fossils that connect you to Earth’s prehistoric past.
Fast and Secure Shipping: Your fossil will be carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery and preservation of its delicate details.
Don’t miss the opportunity to own this exceptional Sphaeroidothyris sphaeroidalis fossil brachiopod slab from the Jurassic Coast. Add this remarkable piece of natural history to your collection today!
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