This aesthetically pleasing specimen preserves a Ludwiga ammonite in fine detail alongside two delicate Pecten bivalves, on a freestanding block of oolitic limestone. The ammonite retains its beautifully ribbed shell with beautiful partial calcite replacement, while the bivalves display crisp sculptural detail, offering a vivid glimpse into a thriving Jurassic marine ecosystem. Sourced from the renowned fossil beds near Burton Beadstock, England, this specimen was formed during the Upper Jurassic period (~170 million years ago), capturing a moment of natural history frozen in stone. This piece combines scientific significance and aesthetic refinement, making it a compelling addition to any museum-style collection or collector’s cabinet. Specimen Details Specimen: Ludwiga ammonite with two pecten bivalves on natural limestone matrix Ammonite: Ludwiga, finely ribbed. Size - 30mm Bivalves: Pecten, natural sculptural detail. Size - 25mm, 20mm Matrix: Oolitic limestone, freestanding block Dimensions (matrix) : 110 mm H × 100 mm W × 65 mm D Geological Age: Upper Jurassic (~170 million years ago) Location: Burton Bradstock, Dorset, UK Condition: Natural, unrestored, museum-style display Shipped safely and insured from the UK.