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I found this ammonite recently in the quarry Drügendorf /Germany.( I will post the tour later. :D )

Its from the upper jurassic.

Hope someone can help me with ID this .., it could be maybe a Taramelliceras (?)

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And the back (not so nice):

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Many greetings from Germany ! Have a great time with many fossils :)

Regards Sebastian

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Nice ammo :)!

That's very hard to say something about your fossil...It's very exciting, but I can't give you an Id because it's a bit worn.

Maybe some expert as Ludwigia can help you better than me.

Regards,

Guguita

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Looking at the shape, it maybe phylloceras sp? although its hard to say as I do not know your location and the ammonite is very worn. Nice find.

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It would help to have a look at the keel, but I think it's probably a Taramelliceras, although it's not possible to name the species since the inner whorls are nonexistent.

 

Greetings from the Lake of Constance. Roger

http://www.steinkern.de/

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Nice ammo :)!

That's very hard to say something about your fossil...It's very exciting, but I can't give you an Id because it's a bit worn.

Maybe some expert as Ludwigia can help you better than me.

Regards,

Guguita

Thanks very much for your help :)

Looking at the shape, it maybe phylloceras sp? although its hard to say as I do not know your location and the ammonite is very worn. Nice find.

Thanks Phylloceras could be possible but i dont know often you can find them in this area :....

It would help to have a look at the keel, but I think it's probably a Taramelliceras, although it's not possible to name the species since the inner whorls are nonexistent.

Thanks i can make a new photo of the keel .....

I know its difficult, but it would be great to have a ID for this :)

Many greetings from Germany ! Have a great time with many fossils :)

Regards Sebastian

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I'd like to see the keel in order to determine for certain that it's a Taramelliceras. The only way to get close to determining the species would be to know exactly which horizon it was found in.

 

Greetings from the Lake of Constance. Roger

http://www.steinkern.de/

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