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The main ammonite measures approximately 1.5–1.7 inches across and shows crisp rib detail throughout the coil.
Likely Dactylioceras sp., a classic Early Jurassic ammonite genus. If this specimen is from the well-known Yorkshire/Whitby deposits, material of this type is approximately 180 million years old.
Details:
- Approx. 1.5–1.7\" main ammonite
- Natural fossil in matrix
- Strong ribbed shell detail
- Additional partial ammonite visible
- Jurassic cephalopod fossil
- Attractive dark gray coloration
Exact species and locality are not guaranteed unless supported by original provenance.
Please review all photos carefully for exact condition, size, natural fractures, matrix, and preparation.
Tape measure shown for scale only.
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