This type of Dactylioceras is very rare from this locality in Somerset. The ammonite lies in an aesthetic piece of matrix which also has a cut base for upright display. The very centre of the ammonite has not been preserved. Discovered in 1992, all the localities around this area have banned fossil collecting so these upper liassic ammonites will become rare in the very near future. Approximately 181 million years old.
This huge example will make a very important addition for the collector of rare upper liassic ammonites. The specimen is matrix free and heavily ribbed with a thick, rounded outer whorl. One side is slightly worn and the other side, the very centre has not been preserved, however this is only one of three specimens of this type we ha e ever seen, of this size, from this locality. A unique ammonite and serious collectors will appreciate how rare this ammonite is.
This really nice display ammonite is completely matrix free and is heavily ribbed. The centre is immaculate and on the outer whorl, there are Surpulid worm tubes attached, which is a lovely feature. This quality of ammonite from this locality on England's Jurassic coast, are becoming very difficult to obtain thesedays. A wonderful collectors ammonite or a unique decorative item for either the home or the office space. Approximately 157 million years old.
