Can anyone name the specimen of this ammonite found in the Toarcian-Bajocian in Kerman, Iran?

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Roger Furze

Hello Tayyeb,

I'm sorry to say that in my opinion, an identification based solely on the view given in this photo is nigh on impossible. For the positive identification of a species one needs to see the shell or mold with ribs and whorls, and also views of the external side and the mouth aperture, or at least the molds thereof. Am I correct in assuming that the Badamu Formation is of lower Bajocian age?

I have however just found something here which may be of help to you:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/225712838_Eine_Ammoniten-Fauna_aus_der_Badamu-Formation_%28Unterbajociumsauzei-_Zone%29_westlich_von_Kerman_%28Zentraliran%29

Article Eine Ammoniten-Fauna aus der Badamu-Formation (Unterbajocium...

Andrea Di Cencio

It is not possible to classify this specimen without any external ornamentation as ribs, keels and so on...

Tayyeb Binazadeh

very very thank`s

Dear Roger Furze

The age of Badamu formation is about early Toarcian to middle Bajocian .