Acanthoceras ammonite pyritized fossil Eocene age

Eocene age

A fantastically preserved almost complete lower jaw section and a single tooth from a Mammathus primigenius

In its original matrix

circa 180 million years old

Acanthoceras ammonite pyritized fossil Eocene ageGreat specimens of these chunky, off white limestone ammonites of the species Acanthoceras, an extinct marine Cephalopod. These are really sturdy ammonites and are stable enough to be appropriate for outdoor display. Found in Agadir, Morocco. Lower Cretaceous , circa 100 million years old. Minimum size Length 12cm Height 10cm Depth 7cm Measurements are approximate and the minimum size you should expect your item to be. Includes a small display stand.