Dactylioceras Tenuicostatum Ammonite Split Pair From Whitby Yorkshire Coast

A genuine Dactylioceras tenuicostatum ammonite split pair from Whitby on the Yorkshire Coast, dating back around 180 million years to the Lower Jurassic period.

This specimen includes both the positive and negative sides of the ammonite, revealing the fine ribbing and tightly coiled structure characteristic of Dactylioceras tenuicostatum. The matching halves preserve the fossil beautifully within the natural surrounding stone, creating an attractive and highly collectable display piece.

Dactylioceras tenuicostatum is one of the most well known ammonites found along the Yorkshire Coast and is strongly associated with the Lower Jurassic rocks exposed around Whitby.

A 100% authentic Yorkshire Coast ammonite fossil, perfect for collectors, display, or anyone interested in genuine Jurassic fossils from Whitby.