Rare Echinobrissus orbicularis Fossil Echinoid – Middle Jurassic Period – Northamptonshire, United Kingdom
This listing features a rare Echinobrissus orbicularis fossil echinoid from the Middle Jurassic period, discovered in Northamptonshire, United Kingdom. This beautifully preserved specimen showcases the distinctive rounded shape and intricate surface patterns characteristic of the Echinobrissus genus.
Echinobrissus orbicularis is an extinct species of echinoid, commonly known as a sea urchin, that thrived in shallow marine environments during the Middle Jurassic. Known for its orbicular, flattened shell and finely detailed surface features, this species is a fascinating representation of Jurassic marine biodiversity. Echinoids like Echinobrissus played a crucial role in marine ecosystems as sediment feeders and are highly sought after by fossil collectors.
The Middle Jurassic period was a time of extensive shallow seas teeming with life. Northamptonshire is well-known for its rich fossil beds, which have yielded a diverse array of marine fossils, including ammonites, bivalves, and echinoids like Echinobrissus orbicularis.
This Echinobrissus orbicularis fossil echinoid provides a remarkable glimpse into Earth’s ancient marine ecosystems and is perfect for fossil enthusiasts, educators, and collectors.
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