On this ammonite, you can see that only the body chamber – the long, last outer whorl – has been well preserved. The rest of the hollow shell has been crushed flat
Common Name
- Ammonite
Scientific Name
- Pavlovia rotunda
Type
- Molluscs > Cephalopods
Strata
- Kimmeridge Clay
Time Period
- Upper Jurassic
Age
- 150 million years
Where Found
- Chapman's Pool
Found By
- Richard Edmonds
Museum
- Fairlynch
Accession Number
- BULFM-2013-114