Fossils from Solnhofen - Ammonites
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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.
![]() | Article: FN 2212 For more details regarding the specimen click the picture. |
![]() | Article: FN 1511 For more details regarding the specimen click the picture. |
| | Article: FN 1509 For more details regarding the specimen click the picture. |
| | Article: FN 1508 For more details regarding the specimen click the picture. |
![]() | Article: FN 1456 For more details regarding the specimen click the picture. |
| | Article: FN 1340 For more details regarding the specimen click the picture. |
![]() | Article: FN 1095 For more details regarding the specimen click the picture. |



