Dactylioceras semicelatum Ammonite Fossil Split Pair – Whitby Yorkshire Coast – Jurassic

This Dactylioceras semicelatum ammonite fossil is preserved as a beautiful split pair (positive and negative), revealing both sides of the fossil. The specimen was discovered on the Yorkshire Coast near Whitby, one of the most famous Jurassic fossil locations in the United Kingdom.

These ammonites lived around 180 million years ago during the Early Jurassic period and are among the most recognisable fossils found along the Yorkshire shoreline. This split nodule makes an excellent display fossil for collectors interested in Whitby ammonites and Jurassic fossils from the Yorkshire Coast.