Australian Australioceras jackii Ammonites

Australioceras jackii Ammonite

Class Cephalopoda, Order Ammonoidea

Geological Time: Early Cretaceous, Barremian Stage (117-113 million year old)

Size (25.4 mm = 1 inch): The frontward Australioceras is 27 mm in diameter

Fossil Site: Walsh River, Wrotham Park, Queensland, Australia

Fossil Code: PFA82

Price: Sold

Australian Australioceras jackii AmmonitesDescription: An excellent example of two classic Australian semi-enrolled ammonites. The specimens retain much of their calcite exoskeleton. Note the small nodes along both sides of the keel of the Australioceras. Uncoiled ammonites are perhaps one of the most aesthetically pleasing of all cephalopods. These specimens stand gracefully upright on a flat base.

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