Euaspidoceras sp. Ammonite fossil, Middle Jurassic era, France.

Euaspidoceras is an extinct genus of ammonite cephalopod. They lived during the middle Jurassic Period and serve as an index fossil for that time

This type of ammonite is recognisable from the nodules that lay evenly throughout the outer layer of its form. This particular fossil has been somewhat worn through the millions of years and it’s appearance would have been very impressive.

This fossil still has a beautiful look and has a nice display size. Some of it s unique pattern is visible in areas. This fossil has undergone a preservation technique to stop further peeling of the outer layer but is now stable and can be handled safely.

These are beautiful types of Ammonites and always look interesting on display.

This Ammonite came from an old collection here in the uk that dates back to 1960.