Rare Triassic Ammonite Paratropites sp.– Glamoc (former Yugoslavia) – Collector’s Specimen Exceptional fossil ammonite from the Triassic period, belonging to the species Paratropites, discovered in the Glamoc area (former Yugoslavia), a locality well known among collectors for producing rare and high-quality specimens. Dating back approximately 250–200 million years, this ammonite is a remarkable testament to prehistoric marine life. The specimen displays well-presed morphology, with clearly visible whorls, well-defined suture lines, and a distinct keel (carina), all contributing to its strong scientific and aesthetic appeal. This specimen comes from an old private collection, assembled over 35 years ago, which further enhances its provenance and collector’s value. Key Features: Species: Paratropites sp. Geological Age: Triassic Origin: Glamoc (former Yugoslavia) Provenance: Old private collection (35+ years) Notable features: Visible suture lines and well-preserved keel (carina) Condition: Good / very good Size: ammonite is 5,8 cm on a 9 x 10 x 5 cm matrix. Authenticity: 100% natural fossil, not a replica, not glued. Notes: This piece is ideal for experienced collectors, paleontology enthusiasts, or as a distinctive display specimen. Specimens from this species and locality have become extremely rare and are nowadays virtually unavailable on the market. Shipping: Careful and secure packaging. Tracked shipping. Local pickup available (if applicable). Terms of Sale: Photos are an integral part of the description. Please review all images carefully before placing a bid.