Goionotites waldthauseniae – Ammonite Fossil

• Species: Goionotites waldthauseniae
• Geological Age: Late Triassic – Norian (ca. 220 million years ago)
• Formation: Bobonaro Scaly Clay
• Location: Noe Bihati, Timor, Indonesia
• Size: 9 x 7 cm approx. 

Well-preserved specimen of Goionotites waldthauseniae, a Late Triassic ammonite from the renowned Bobonaro Scaly Clay deposits of Timor, Indonesia.

Timor is internationally recognized for its exceptionally diverse Norian ammonite fauna, making specimens from this locality highly desirable among collectors and researchers. The fossil displays the characteristic coiled shell morphology of the genus, with clearly preserved structural features and an attractive natural appearance.

Ammonites from the Norian Stage provide valuable insight into the evolution of marine ecosystems during the Late Triassic, shortly before the end-Triassic extinction event. This specimen represents an excellent example of that important period in Earth's history.

The fossil is preserved with good natural contrast against the matrix. Preparation has been carefully performed to enhance the visibility of the specimen while preserving its original morphology and authenticity.

Any restoration, if present, is minimal and professionally executed.

An attractive Triassic ammonite from one of the world's classic fossil localities, ideal for collectors of ammonites, Paleozoic and Mesozoic cephalopods, or Indonesian fossil material.

Its scientific importance, classic provenance, and elegant preservation make it an excellent addition to both private collections and educational displays.

The specimen will be securely packed using professional materials to ensure safe worldwide shipping.

Guaranteed authentic and legally sourced. Documentation available upon request.