Fossils

Fossils from Solnhofen - Ammonites

The ammonites of the solnhofen limestone deposits are the most common fossils from the Chephalopoda family. Belemnites, cuttlefishes and nautiluses also belong to this family, but those are not listed here. The most common ammonites are Neochetoceras sp. and Suplanites sp.. It is interesting that sometimes those ammonites where found with the so called Aptychus. The Aptychus is, according to different scientists, either a part of the mandible (jaw) or a cover lid.

Subplanites rueppelianum QUENSTEDT 1888 - Bild © FossNet FossilienStore

Article: FN 4987
Name: Subplanites rueppelianum QUENSTEDT 1888
Age: Oberjura, Tithonium, Solnhofen-Formation, approx. 146 Mio. Years
Discovery Site: Eichstätt, Bayern, Germany
Price: EUR 15.00*
Status: sold

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Lingulaticeras solenoides QUENSTEDT 1849 & Saccocoma tenella (GOLDFUSS 1831) - Bild © FossNet FossilienStore

Article: FN 4983
Name: Lingulaticeras solenoides QUENSTEDT 1849 & Saccocoma tenella (GOLDFUSS 1831)
Age: Oberjura, Tithonium, Solnhofen-Formation, approx. 146 Mio. Years
Discovery Site: Eichstätt, Bayern, Germany
Price: EUR 9.00*
Status:

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Neochetoceras steraspis (OPPEL 1863) - Bild © FossNet FossilienStore

Article: FN 4603
Name: Neochetoceras steraspis (OPPEL 1863)
Age: Oberjura, Tithonium, Solnhofen-Formation, approx. 146 Mio. Years
Discovery Site: Eichstätt, Bayern, Germany
Price: EUR 18.00*
Status: sold

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