Mammites nodosoides – Turonian Ammonite from the Late Cretaceous Turonian Stage (~91.3 million years ago) | Goulmima, Morocco
This well-preserved Mammites nodosoides ammonite originates from the warm prehistoric seas of the Late Cretaceous. Recovered from the fossil-rich deposits of Goulmima, Morocco, it dates to the Turonian stage, around 91 million years ago — a period marked by abundant and diverse marine life.
The specimen displays the characteristic strong ribbing and nodose ornamentation that define the species. Naturally self-standing and preserved in its original form, it offers a clear and balanced view of ammonite morphology — a timeless record of ancient ocean life captured in stone.
Details: • Species: Mammites nodosoides • Geological stage: Turonian (~91.3 Mya) • Origin: Goulmima, Morocco • Diameter: 15 cm • Weight: 2.3 kg • Naturally self-standing, no restoration
Condition: 100% authentic fossil, professionally cleaned and stabilized
