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FOSSIL SHOP Recent Additions Showcase Fossils ammonites Polished Ammonites arthropods Crinoid echinoderms fish Gastropods Nautiloids Plants Shark Remains specialist Starfish trilobites vertebrates Past Fossils Sold Gift Vouchers		Gastropods   HUGE STOCK AVAILABLE     NOW VIEWING PAGE 2   < Previous 1 2 3 Next > Click a picture for details     Name Pleurotomaria armata   ref GAS402   This rare and beautiful example has been preserved in solid calcite. There are also a few serpulid worm attachments, which is an interesting feature. The specimen is matrix free and has been fully prepared. It was discovered in 2016 after rough seas churned the beach up and exposed fossiliferous nodules. One for the collector!   Age Jurassic, Inferior Oolite, Garantiana Zone   Size Size of Gastropod 74mm x 40mm   location Freshwater, Dorset, UK     price £ 74.95     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Typhis pungens   ref GAS385   This beautifully preserved specimen was discovered in 1970 and is approximately 40 million years old. Specimens of this completeness and quality are very uncommon. Another small gastropod or bivalve has made a small boring hole in the shell which just adds to the specimen.   Age Eocene, Barton Beds   Size Size of specimen 20mm   location Barton-on-Sea, Hampshire. UK     price £ 19.50     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Euspira bartonensis (Perfect specimen)   ref GAS383   This shell is different from Ampullonatica as it has no deep groove from the aperture towards the protoconch. The shell was discovered in 1972 and is approximately 40 million years old. A lovely addition for the collector of Barton gastropods.   Age Eocene, Barton Beds   Size Size of gastropod 23mm   location Barton-on-Sea, Hampshire. UK     price £ 16.95     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       Name Ampullonatica ambulacrum (Perfect specimen)   ref GAS382   This uncommon Barton gastropod was discovered in 1970 and has remained in the same collection ever since. The specimen will make a lovely addition for the collector. Approximately 40 million years old.   Age Eocene, Barton Beds   Size Size of specimen 24mm   location Barton-on-Sea, Hampshire. UK     price £ 16.95     click to enlarge ADD TO CART       SELECT PAGE   << Previous 1 2 3 Next >>
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