#display fossil

[uk-fossils]

Discohoplites subfalcatus Fossil Ammonite Upper Albian Cretaceous Morocco | Genuine Specimen with Certificate

Offered here is a well-preserved Discohoplites subfalcatus ammonite fossil, originating from the Upper Albian Stage of the Cretaceous Period, found in the rich fossil beds of Morocco, North Africa. This rare and attractive ammonite specimen dates to approximately 105–100 million years ago, when much of what is now northern Africa was submerged beneath a warm, shallow epicontinental sea.

The specimen shown in the listing is the exact fossil you will receive, carefully chosen for its scientific interest and display quality. All ammonites are supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Geological & Palaeontological Details:

Species: Discohoplites subfalcatus

Fossil Type: Ammonite

Family: Hoplitidae

Superfamily: Hoplitoidea

Order: Ammonitida

Geological Period: Cretaceous

Stage: Upper Albian (approx. 105–100 million years ago)

Location: Morocco

Biozone: Often found within the Upper Albian ammonite assemblage zones of the Tafilalt region, although exact zone attribution may vary by locality

Depositional Environment: Shallow marine shelf rich in calcareous and siliceous sediments, supporting a high diversity of invertebrates such as ammonites, bivalves, and crustaceans. Conditions favoured the preservation of calcitic shells and internal moulds.

Morphology & Features:

Discohoplites subfalcatus is recognised by its flattened, discoidal shell, with strong falcoid (sickle-shaped) ribbing and an involute coiling pattern

Whorls exhibit pronounced ornamentation with ribs that bend forward toward the venter (outer edge)

May feature subtle tubercles and a slightly keeled venter, typical of advanced hoplitid ammonites

The combination of compressed form and delicate ribbing creates a visually striking fossil, both scientifically important and aesthetically appealing

Notability: Discohoplites subfalcatus is a classic Upper Albian ammonite genus originally described by Spath (1923). It is part of a key lineage used in the biostratigraphic correlation of Albian marine sequences across Europe and North Africa. Fossils from Moroccan beds are well-preserved and often studied for their evolutionary significance in Late Albian cephalopod assemblages.

Additional Details:

All our fossils are 100% genuine specimens

Supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity

The photo shows the exact fossil for sale

Scale cube = 1cm – refer to photos for full sizing

Whether for scientific study, display, or collecting, this rare ammonite from Morocco offers a captivating glimpse into the ancient marine ecosystems of the Late Albian seas. A standout piece for any fossil collection.

[simdertalia]

🔍🦎 ACNH Museum Fossils Set 4 🦖🔍

Sims 4, base game compatible. 26 items

I hope you enjoy!

Always suggested: bb.objects ON, it makes placing items much easier. For further placement tweaking, check out the TOOL mod.

Set Contains: Buy: -Acanthostega | 1 swatch | 924 poly -Amber (mosquito inside) | 2 swatches | 869 poly -Ammonoidea | 1 swatch | 610 poly -Anomalocaris | 1 swatch | 734 poly -Archaeopteryx | 1 swatch | 1622 poly -Australopithecus | 1 swatch | 418 poly -Coelacanth Display | 1 swatch | 1398 poly -Coprolite | 1 swatch | 654 poly -Dino Track | 1 swatch | 1044 poly -Display Cloche | 1 swatch | 964 poly -Display Info 1 & 2 | 4 swatches each | 370 poly each -Display Pedestal | 3 swatches | 38 poly -Display Table | 2 swatches | 782 poly -Doorway Sign | 2 swatches | 150 poly -Emergency Exit Sign (glows) | 4 swatches | 112 poly -Eusthenopteron | 1 swatch | 1368 poly -Juramaia | 1 swatch | 810 poly -Meteor Ceiling Decor | 1 swatch | 471 poly -Myllokunmingia | 1 swatch | 410 poly -Shark Display | 1 swatch | 2170 poly -Shark Tooth Pattern | 1 swatch | 800 poly -Trilobite | 1 swatch | 1011 poly -Wall Object (with red light) | 2 swatches (one for green light) | 508 poly -Wall Vents | 1 swatch | 262 poly

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[commandertartarsmoocher]

Oh hey,

I bet the professor didn't even consider that his sentient AI invention would be capable of complex feelings such as grief.

[Posting both versions because I'm indecisive]

[zestyderg]

Anato love to serenade vivosaurs they want to court. This gal however, is trying to woo a T-Rex of all things. Does she have a death wish?

[aeriona]

weird looking dog 👎

her name is Victoria

[rebornofstars]

Hello? Taps mic. The hero of Time is a fossil because his story is so old and long dead that the shape of his corpse has been filled in with sediment and calcified it and the now people can only guess what manner of creature he used to be by the shape of his bones.  I can't put the words into the story but I read a book about how in ancient Greece farmers would find mammoth bones and call them bones of giants. the bones discovered in a place with many thunderstorms were called giants, who fell in battle against Zeus. people knew and questioned the stories but they still called them gods. was that boy a hero? did he really abandon their world? hello bee? i feel like you'd appreciate this crumb without the story. i don't know what to do with it but its fun to toss around in my head. he's old. he's time. he is bones in the shape of a huddled child, but his form is so strange to us we called him a warrior, a beast, a giant, anything but a small thing huddled in the ground long ago. I'm not like babying Time the grown man, I'm thinking the story of him. Wind’s idea of The Hero of Time and the Guy that we call Time are not the same person, ok? Taps mic. Like is this thing on? Can you hear me?

oh my god. im starting a new word document

[gammaraydeath]

prehistoric planet off too much tequila hits so different. im so mad. i want to see dinosaurs what do you mean there are animals that i'll never get to see. god. i want to see them so bad you have no idea

[diddykitty746]

Day 21: Museum

@clownartmonth

[peacherweasel]

Artificer views a skeleton of a Needlefish.. or is it a Noodlefly?

[uk-fossils]

Euhoplites bucklandi Fossil Ammonite Cretaceous Folkestone UK | Gault Clay Middle Albian Genuine Specimen with Certificate

This listing features a genuine and beautifully preserved Euhoplites bucklandi ammonite fossil, collected from the renowned Gault Clay Formation at Folkestone, Kent, United Kingdom. This species lived during the Middle Albian Stage of the Cretaceous Period, approximately 105 million years ago, within a rich subtropical marine ecosystem.

The specimen in the listing photos is the exact fossil you will receive, selected for its exceptional detail and preservation. This ammonite is an excellent addition to any fossil collection, educational resource, or natural history display.

Geological & Palaeontological Details:

Species: Euhoplites bucklandi

Fossil Type: Ammonite

Family: Hoplitidae

Superfamily: Hoplitoidea

Order: Ammonitida

Geological Period: Cretaceous

Stage: Middle Albian (approx. 107–104 million years ago)

Formation: Gault Clay

Location: Folkestone, Kent, UK

Biozone: Commonly found within the Euhoplites loricatus Zone and closely related Albian ammonite zones

Depositional Environment: Calm, offshore marine shelf with fine-grained, clay-rich sediments. These conditions led to excellent fossil preservation, particularly of delicate cephalopod shells like ammonites

Morphology & Features:

Euhoplites bucklandi is recognised for its broad shell, strong falcoid ribbing, and sharply defined ventrolateral tubercles

The whorl section is usually compressed to subquadrate, and the ribs often cross the venter uninterrupted

Its clean, well-developed ornamentation and size make it a highly desirable species among the Euhoplites genus

Notability: Originally described and named in honour of the eminent 19th-century palaeontologist William Buckland, Euhoplites bucklandi is a notable species in Middle Albian biostratigraphy. It serves as a key taxon for zone identification and has been widely referenced in scientific literature on the Gault Clay ammonite fauna.

Additional Details:

All our fossils are 100% genuine specimens

Supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity

The photo shows the exact fossil you will receive

Scale cube = 1cm – refer to images for full size representation

This is a beautiful and scientifically meaningful ammonite fossil from one of Britain’s best-known Cretaceous marine deposits. A wonderful addition to any collection of natural history or palaeontology.

[jabbers-wild-world]

;; Guys! Look what I found today!! Fossils!!! My inner child who dreamed of paleontology is screaming right now!

There’s a ton of shells, and the big rounded oval spot is a clam!!

[captainmvf]

Posting this here too:

From my understanding, these seem to be the ‘White Whales’ of Fossil Fighters media to collect and document:

concept art (Dinurians are the most sought after)

physical copies of the mangas

store displays

*I am not interested in buying any of this.

**If anyone knows any other lost or rarely documented forms of media for the game series please feel free to list them here! I’d love to learn.

[darabeatha]

/ If your muse had to share the bus seat with one of my servant muses, who would it be-

[byberbunk2069]

I need to rework some of the poster replacers and redo the whole Netrunner den

I need to redo the Massive Attack poster I did around the same time I did the Silverfish and Front Line Assembly posters and put it up in their Netrunner den.

[victorluvsalice]

We've hit Fall Thursday in the Chill Valicer Save today, and you know what that means -- Harvestfest! And they had a FREAKING BUSY Harvestfest, let me tell you -- if I counted correctly, this update has NINETY PICTURES in total. Yeah, uh, it's actually a pretty good thing that we can upload more than ten to a post now, isn't it? O.O

Anyway! Morning started off pretty tamely and typically -- Smiler, freshly retraited after the end of the last episode, took Shadow out on a nice walk, while Alice went upstairs to gather inspiration from their fish and then start a new book (a motivational book called "Solving Your Problems With Trains" ;) ) and Victor woke from sleep and got right on studying his Nimble Mind and Emotional Stability potion tomes. I do think it's very cool how higher-level spellcasters have the books float in front of them like that. . . Anyway, Victor discovered three things from all that reading -- the recipe for the Nimble Mind potion (requires parsley and a spotted dirt frog -- figured even if Smiler didn't have that in their collection, they could breed it eventually); the recipe for the Emotional Stability potion (requires a potato and obtanium -- again, even if Alice didn't have that in her metal collection, she could dig it up eventually); and --

The fact that the fossil display shelves made by @somecreativecc ALSO FUNCTION AS A BOOKCASE. O.o Uh, SomeCreative, was -- was that intentional? I'm not COMPLAINING, I just find it a touch bizarre? *shakehead* So, yeah, Victor's tomes went in there with the fossils once he was done with them and gotten his magical "free samples." *shrug* Like I said, not complaining, just -- slightly confused.

Now -- while all this was going on, I was also checking both Shadow and Kelly for signs of illness, because, as you may remember last time, I found a couple of random puddles of sick around the place and wasn't sure which pet was producing them. Shadow seemed fine on her walk, and when I looked around the house again, I found another puddle of sick by one of Kelly's scratching posts. This really seemed to indicate that it was poor Kelly who wasn't feeling well --

A hypothesis confirmed when she came over to hang out with Alice near her desk while she wrote, and another puddle of sick appeared right next to her. I had Victor use Scruberoo to clean up all the sick, then go pamper Kelly with a little brushing as I tried to determine what was wrong. I mean, after all, the cat didn't LOOK ill -- Sim illnesses in both pets and people tend to be pretty visible! The only other explanation I could think of was poor Kelly had hairballs, which -- would be very impressive on a hairless cat like herself! I made a note to get her to the vet later, and she eventually ran off to do more cat things. Leaving more sick behind her. *sigh*

With THAT mystery solved, and Victor's potions learned, I decided it was time for him to get back on fabricating stuff -- namely because I wanted to do some more eco upgrades around the house. So he headed down to the barn, where -- after Repairioing all the broken wind turbines and water collectors, and setting out some sacred candles to help with his still-broken "Fear Of The Dark" moodlet and the scary noises around the house -- he proceeded to make another eco upgrade part. (Really wish I could made those in BULK, but what are you gonna do.) I then sent him to the garden to do the usual tending -- weeding, watering, fertilizing -- as Alice continued working on her book (maxing out the Writing skill in the process! Go Alice!) and Smiler came back from their walk with Shadow. The doggo went to hang with Victor in the greenhouse as he started harvesting, while Smiler entertained Kelly and Alice finished up her book, submitted it to the literary digest (because obviously this guide on Bumby murder deserves it), then went to clean the chicken coop and entertain the cowplant -- which, since we seem to be keeping it for the time being, I decided to name "Toothy." I mean, if the large drooling maw full of sharp teeth fits...

[socknerd]

When you're like "how to use up these spare Lego pieces", you get shit like the combo Space Vehicle Launch Site/Skate Park.