Ammonite - Fossil matrix - Diversos géneros de Ammonoidea y otros invertebrados marinos





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A fossil plate from the Middle Atlas, Morocco, dating to the Upper Jurassic about 150 million years ago, featuring a concentration of ammonites of varying sizes and other marine invertebrates, with a 25 cm diameter, specimen Amonites, scientific name Diversos géneros de Ammonoidea y otros invertebrados marinos, and minimal restoration treated to stabilise the matrix.
Description from the seller
Scientific Name
Various genera of Ammonoidea and other marine invertebrates.
Location
Middle Atlas region, Morocco
Stage
Upper Jurassic – approximately 150 million years ago.
Size:
Total diameter of 25 cm
Fossil description
Impressive fossil plate composed of a large concentration of ammonites of various sizes, accompanied by other fossilized marine invertebrates such as bivalves and belemnites. This piece comes from the ancient seabeds of present-day Morocco, a region rich in fossil biodiversity. Several large ammonites with well-defined ornamentation stand out, along with smaller specimens that add visual and paleontological richness to the ensemble. The plate shows excellent overall preservation, with clear details and a natural arrangement of the specimens. It has undergone only minimal restoration to stabilize the matrix and highlight the details without altering the authenticity of the piece. Ideal for demanding collectors or as a centerpiece in an exhibition.
Restoration
Minimal restoration (superficial consolidation and cleaning)
ref: 2867
Seller's Story
Scientific Name
Various genera of Ammonoidea and other marine invertebrates.
Location
Middle Atlas region, Morocco
Stage
Upper Jurassic – approximately 150 million years ago.
Size:
Total diameter of 25 cm
Fossil description
Impressive fossil plate composed of a large concentration of ammonites of various sizes, accompanied by other fossilized marine invertebrates such as bivalves and belemnites. This piece comes from the ancient seabeds of present-day Morocco, a region rich in fossil biodiversity. Several large ammonites with well-defined ornamentation stand out, along with smaller specimens that add visual and paleontological richness to the ensemble. The plate shows excellent overall preservation, with clear details and a natural arrangement of the specimens. It has undergone only minimal restoration to stabilize the matrix and highlight the details without altering the authenticity of the piece. Ideal for demanding collectors or as a centerpiece in an exhibition.
Restoration
Minimal restoration (superficial consolidation and cleaning)
ref: 2867

