This listing features a rare and well-preserved Eparietites dentatus mac ammonite fossil from the Frodingham Ironstone, dating back to the Sinemurian stage of the Early Jurassic. Discovered in Conersby, Scunthorpe, Yorkshire, UK, this ammonite is a sought-after specimen due to its rarity, excellent preservation, and historical significance.

About Eparietites dentatus mac

Eparietites is a genus of ammonites known for its distinctive ribbed shell, intricate suture patterns, and strong, coiled structure. This species thrived in the shallow Jurassic seas approximately 195 million years ago, leaving behind beautifully preserved fossils in the ironstone deposits of Scunthorpe.

Fossil Details:

• Species: Eparietites dentatus mac
• Geological Age: Sinemurian, Early Jurassic (~195 million years old)
• Formation: Frodingham Ironstone
• Origin: Conersby, Scunthorpe, Yorkshire, UK
• Size: 5.25 inches (see scale for full sizing)
• Preservation: Well-defined shell details, strong ribbing, and matrix support

Why This Fossil is Special:

• Rare ammonite species from a historically important UK fossil site
• Strongly ribbed ammonite with excellent definition
• A valuable addition to any ammonite collection
• Comes from the prestigious Alice Purnell Collection, one of the largest ammonite collections in the world
• 100 percent genuine specimen with a Certificate of Authenticity

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This rare Eparietites dentatus mac ammonite fossil from the Frodingham Ironstone is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of Jurassic marine life. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this incredible piece of natural history.