Xipheroceras Promicroceras Cymbites Fossil Ammonite Jurassic Coast Black Ven UK

Description

Fossil Ammonite Identification

This fossil listing features a specimen identified with the names Xipheroceras, Promicroceras and Cymbites. These names are associated with ammonite fossils, an extinct group of marine cephalopods known for their coiled shells and chambered construction. Ammonites are highly valued by collectors for their distinctive spiral form, fossil history and importance in the study of ancient marine environments.

The specimen is presented as a fossil ammonite from the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, UK. Its supplied locality information connects it with the Black Ven Marls and the Lower Lias, making it a relevant piece for collectors interested in Jurassic geology, British fossils and the palaeontology of the Dorset coast.

Collected Specimen Information

Black Ven Marls, Lower Lias, Jurassic Coast: Stonebarrow Cliff, Charmouth, LYME REGIS, Dorset, UK

The stated location places this fossil within one of the best-known fossil-bearing coastal areas in Britain. The Jurassic Coast is recognised for its exposed geological strata and fossil discoveries, while Charmouth and the Lyme Regis area are especially associated with marine fossils. Black Ven and the Lower Lias are important names for collectors researching Jurassic Coast specimens and the fossil record of southern England.

Collector Interest

Ammonite fossils are popular in natural history collections, geology displays and educational settings because their shell architecture can reveal the growth pattern of an extinct marine animal. The chambered shell is also one of the features that makes ammonites visually distinctive and easy to appreciate as a display fossil. A specimen associated with named ammonite genera can be of particular interest to collectors who enjoy fossil identification, comparative displays and Jurassic palaeontology.

This listing is suitable for a fossil collection, geology cabinet, classroom resource or natural history display. The locality details provide useful context for researching the Jurassic Coast, the Lower Lias and fossil-bearing strata around Charmouth and Lyme Regis. The identification names supplied for this specimen may also make it a useful addition to a comparative ammonite collection.

Certificate of Authenticity

This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.