Large popped calcite Xipheroceras split ammonite display piece 25 72 inches) across

72 inches) across

These multi-ammonite assemblages (or 'death beds') occur when lots of shells came together on the seafloor before being fossilised together

4 inches) across and contains a single partial ammonite that measures 91 mm (3

The piece of limestone matrix measures 125 mm (4

Large popped calcite Xipheroceras split ammonite display piece 25 72 inches) acrossA stunning example of an ammonite fossil of the species Xipheroceras dudressieri from the world famous Jurassic Coast beach of Lyme Regis, Dorset UK. The ammonite was found in a piece of limestone that was split open to reveal the both the positive cast of the ammonite and the negative impression of the shell. It can be put back together to be revealed as a surprise or with the two parts displayed separately. The two pieces of rock matrix measure 185