Description
Fossil Identification
This listing features a Very Rare ALLOCRIOCERAS CONLINI heteromorph fossil ammonite, identified with the Eagle Ford Group, Cenomanian, Cretaceous. AllocrioCERAS Conlini is presented here as a collector-focused ammonite fossil from a named geological unit and interval, making it an interesting addition to collections focused on Cretaceous palaeontology, ammonites, invertebrate fossils, or the geology of Texas.
The Cenomanian is a recognised stage within the Cretaceous Period. Ammonites were extinct marine cephalopods related to modern nautiluses, and their coiled shells are among the most recognisable fossils in geological collections. The term “heteromorph” is used in palaeontology for ammonites with shell forms that differ from the more familiar regularly coiled planispiral shape. This identification therefore offers particular interest for collectors studying ammonite diversity and the range of shell forms found in the fossil record.
Geological and Collection Details
The specimen is associated with the Eagle Ford Group and the Cenomanian stage of the Cretaceous. The supplied locality information is BRITTON FARM, North Dallas Texas, US, providing a specific Texas connection for this fossil. Its stated collection history is also notable: From the Alice Purnell Collection. These details make the piece suitable for fossil display, a teaching collection, a geological cabinet, or a specialist ammonite collection.
The Eagle Ford Group is widely recognised as an important Cretaceous geological unit, and a specimen identified from this group can provide a useful physical connection to the study of Cretaceous rocks and fossil life. The combination of the AllocrioCERAS Conlini identification, heteromorph ammonite classification, Cenomanian age, and Eagle Ford Group association gives this item strong subject appeal for collectors who value documented geological context.
Display and Sizing
This fossil can be displayed as part of an ammonite collection, a Cretaceous fossil arrangement, or a broader natural history presentation. Its heteromorph identification makes it especially suitable for comparison with more conventionally coiled ammonites, while the named geological association adds educational value for anyone interested in fossil classification and stratigraphy.
Full sizing is shown in the photographs. The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive. Please review the images carefully for the complete visual presentation and scale of the individual fossil offered in this listing.
Authenticity and Certificate
This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a fully hand-signed Premium Certificate of Authenticity.
The certificate accompanies the specimen and provides an important record for collectors who value authenticated natural history material. Together with the stated identification, geological association, locality information, and Alice Purnell Collection connection, the documentation supports a well-presented addition to a fossil or palaeontology collection.






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