Mammites nodosoides – Turonian Ammonite from Goulmima, Morocco

A well-preserved example of Mammites nodosoides, one of the most distinctive ammonite species from the Upper Cretaceous of North Africa. This specimen displays the characteristic nodose ribbing and suture patterns that define this species, preserved in excellent condition with beautiful natural coloration.

Specimen Details

• Species: Mammites nodosoides
• Age: ~89 Million Years Old
• Period: Lower Turonian, Upper Cretaceous
• Locality: Asfla, Goulmima, El Rachidia, Morocco, North Africa
• Dimensions: 12 cm × 92 cm × 59 cm
• Weight: 564 g

What's Included

• Mammites nodosoides ammonite specimen
• Display stand
• Species and locality label (COA)

Mammites nodosoides is a zonal index fossil for the Lower Turonian stage worldwide, making this specimen not only a beautiful display piece but also scientifically significant. The Goulmima region of Morocco is renowned for producing some of the finest Cretaceous ammonites in the world, often with exceptional three-dimensional preservation.