Clinoceras exiguum – Orthocone Nautiloid Fossil

• Species: Clinoceras exiguum
• Type: Orthocone nautiloid fossil
• Geological Age: Ordovician – Llanvirnian (ca. 465 million years ago)
• Formation/Lithology: Orthocerankalk
• Location: Öland, Sweden
• Size: approximately 17.5 cm long

Well-preserved specimen of Clinoceras exiguum, an Ordovician orthocone nautiloid from the classic Orthocerankalk deposits of Öland, Sweden.

Orthocone nautiloids were ancient marine cephalopods with long, straight shells. They were important predators in Paleozoic seas and are highly appreciated by collectors for their elegant form and geological significance.

This specimen displays the characteristic elongated shell morphology, with a strong visual presence due to its size of approximately 17.5 cm. Its clean shape and classic Swedish provenance make it both scientifically interesting and suitable for display.

The fossil is preserved with good natural contrast and visible shell structure. Preparation has been carefully carried out to maintain the integrity and readability of the specimen.

Any restoration, if present, is minimal and professionally executed. A classic Ordovician cephalopod from a renowned Scandinavian locality, ideal for collectors of nautiloids, Paleozoic marine fossils, and European fossil specimens.

Its elongated morphology and good size make it suitable for both study collections and decorative natural history display.

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

Guaranteed authentic and legally sourced. Documentation available upon request.