Description
SUBPLANITES SP Fossil Ammonite
This genuine fossil ammonite is identified as SUBPLANITES SP and dated to the Middle Oxfordian of the Jurassic. It comes from Chatente, France, and forms an appealing addition to collections focused on ammonites, Jurassic fossils, palaeontology and the geological history of marine life. The specimen is associated with the Alice Purnell Collection, adding documented collection context for collectors and enthusiasts.
Geological Identification
The Middle Oxfordian belongs to the Jurassic Period and represents a defined interval within the Oxfordian. Ammonites are extinct marine cephalopods whose fossil shells are especially important to palaeontologists because their evolutionary changes through time can assist with geological correlation and dating. As a SUBPLANITES SP specimen, this fossil is presented at the supplied identification level without assigning a more specific species name.
Ammonites lived in ancient marine environments and possessed chambered shells. During life, the animal occupied the outer chamber while the earlier chambers contributed to buoyancy and shell growth. Fossil ammonites are valued both for their scientific importance and for the natural beauty of their spiral shell forms. Jurassic ammonites are particularly popular with collectors because they connect a physical specimen with a major period in Earth history.
Collection and Authenticity
From the Alice Purnell Collection
This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.
The certificate wording confirms the specimen’s genuine fossil status and provides a lifetime guarantee generic card. It is suitable for collectors building a geological reference collection, educators seeking a tangible Jurassic fossil example, or anyone interested in the history of ammonites and fossil collecting.
Photographs and Sizing
The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive.
Full sizing is shown in the photographs.
Please review the photographs carefully for the specimen’s presented appearance, natural surface features and overall form. Because the photographs depict the actual fossil, they are an important part of assessing its visual character and scale. The specimen is offered as a collectible geological item connected with SUBPLANITES SP, the Middle Oxfordian, the Jurassic and Chatente, France.
Collector Interest
This fossil combines a clear ammonite identification with a Jurassic geological age and French origin. Its Middle Oxfordian designation makes it relevant to collectors who organise specimens by geological interval, while the SUBPLANITES SP identification provides a focused palaeontological interest. It can be displayed alongside other ammonites, Jurassic fossils, geological specimens and educational materials concerning extinct marine cephalopods.







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