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Mammites nodosoides ammonite specimen from Goulmima, Morocco, dating to the Late Cretaceous Turonian (about 90 million years ago), cut in half and polished, 13 cm in diameter, in improved condition.
Description from the seller
Scientific Name: Mammites nodosoides
Location: Goulmima, Morocco
Stage: Upper Cretaceous – Turonian (approximately 90 million years)
Size: 13cm (each half of the specimen)
Fossil description
This fossil ammonite of the genus Mammites, from Goulmima, Morocco, has been cut in half and carefully polished to reveal its unique internal details, such as the spiral chambers and suture lines that characterize these extinct cephalopods.
With a diameter of 13 cm, the specimen is presented in two complementary halves, allowing appreciation of both its external structure and internal beauty. The polishing highlights the mineral contrasts and the natural symmetry of the fossil, making it a highly valuable decorative and educational piece.
Mammites nodosoides is a typical species from the Moroccan Cretaceous, recognized for its nodular ornamentation and robust shape. This type of preparation is ideal for paleontological collections, museum displays, or as a naturalistic exhibit.
Restoration: None. Completely natural, cut and polished fossil.
ref: D50
Seller's Story
Scientific Name: Mammites nodosoides
Location: Goulmima, Morocco
Stage: Upper Cretaceous – Turonian (approximately 90 million years)
Size: 13cm (each half of the specimen)
Fossil description
This fossil ammonite of the genus Mammites, from Goulmima, Morocco, has been cut in half and carefully polished to reveal its unique internal details, such as the spiral chambers and suture lines that characterize these extinct cephalopods.
With a diameter of 13 cm, the specimen is presented in two complementary halves, allowing appreciation of both its external structure and internal beauty. The polishing highlights the mineral contrasts and the natural symmetry of the fossil, making it a highly valuable decorative and educational piece.
Mammites nodosoides is a typical species from the Moroccan Cretaceous, recognized for its nodular ornamentation and robust shape. This type of preparation is ideal for paleontological collections, museum displays, or as a naturalistic exhibit.
Restoration: None. Completely natural, cut and polished fossil.
ref: D50

