Pyrite Eoderoceras bispinigerum ammonite fossil (51 mm) Marine reptile The ammonite shell is well

The ammonite shell is well preserved with great detail in the ribbing and suture lines in the centre of the matrix which represents the outer whorl of the shell

as is standard for these fossils due to the way they erode in cliff falls on the Jurassic Coast

These beautiful fossils are getting much harder to find

2 inches) across

These fossils are highly sought after

Pyrite Eoderoceras bispinigerum ammonite fossil (51 mm) Marine reptile The ammonite shell is wellA stunning example of a highly pyritised ammonite fossil of the species Eoderoceras bispinigerum from the world famous Jurassic Coast beach of Charmouth, Dorset UK. The fossil measures 51 mm (2 inches) across with matrix. The ammonite is well preserved with strong ribbing and suture lines and is clean on both sides (which is hard to find with this species). It also has some of the much sought after spines still preserved and it has a lovely metallic