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AMM5627 |
name |
Dactylioceras commune (Very Large example) |
age |
Jurassic, Upper Lias, Alum Shales |
size |
Size of ammonite 91mm |
location |
Whitby, N Yorkshire, UK |
weight |
565gms |
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Although Dactylioceras are common, excessively large ones like this one are rare. This specimen is in a split nodule and has its counterpart also preserved (A "popper"). This dactylioceras has been beautifully prepared and has an immaculate centre. Quite an exceptional specimen. |
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