Ammonite Hildoceras sublevinsoni (13 cm or 5,1 “)
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Hildoceras sublevisoni
Cephalopoda, Ammonitida
Jurassic, Lias epsilon 3
Oelschiefer, Posidoniashale
Ohmden near Holzmaden, Baden Wuertemberg, Germany
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Description
This Ammonite Hildoceras sublevinsoni comes from the lower part of the Kromer quarry in Ohmden near Holzmaden. These layers are called Oelschiefer, also Posidoniashale and belong to the Jurassic Lias epsylon 3. The Oelschiefer is called Oelschiefer , because it was used to produce oil. That however is not economical anymore and is also not environment friendly. Therefore Oelschiefer is not used for oil production anymore. This Ammonite Hildoceras sublevinsoni and other Ammonites are byproducts of valuable stone production, for which only the layers of rock directly underneath the Ammonite banks gets quarried. The also quarried Ammonites are collected, dried and prepared for the fossil trade. The last and only producing quarry is the Kromer family quarry in Ohmden near Holzmaden. All fossils from the Holzmaden Shale have the primer Capaplex applied. This is done in the professional preparation process. The Ammonite is 13 cm or 5.1″.
Information about fossils from Holzmaden can be found for example here: https://www.mineralienatlas.de/lexikon/index.php/Genehmigungen/holzmadenfossilien.de#Medientabelle100
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Weight | 1.475 kg |
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Dimensions | 30 × 28 × 6.5 cm |
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