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Nucula cf headonensis. (Mass Death Bed)
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SP1805 |
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This is lovely hand sized specimen, containing hundreds of small bivalves which have the white shell preserved. The specimen is a death assemblage of shells, which are preserved on both sides of the specimen. A lovely collectors item. |
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Eocene, Headon Beds |
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Size of piece 120mm x 90mm |
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Whitecliff Bay Isle of Wight, UK |
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£ 37.50
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Plagiostoma gigantea (Lovely specimen)
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SP1802 |
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This beautifully preserved single valve has really nice colouration and detail throughout. The bivalve shell lies on a shaped piece of matrix and has been fully prepared. A perfect drawer specimen for the collector. Approximately 203 million years old. Fossils Direct is a premium collectors website. |
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Jurassic, Lower Lias Semicostatum Zone |
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Size of specimen 78mm x 75mm |
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Lyme Regis, Dorset, UK |
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£ 26.50
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Favosites cf gothlandicus (Lovely detail)
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SP1796 |
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This fossil coral has wonderful detail and was discovered circa 1973 from a locality which is no longer accessible to collect. Favosites is an extinct genus of tabulate coral which have honeycomb-like openings (Coralites). The coral specimen is approximately 430 million years old. A lovely drawer fossil for the collector. Fossils Direct is a premium collectors website. |
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Silurian, Homerian, Wenlock Series |
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Size of specimen 128mm x 115mm x 35mm |
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Salop, Shropshire, UK |
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£ 24.95
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Myrianites lapworthii (Rare)
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SP1785 |
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Fossils Direct pride ourselves on bringing not just the most aesthetic pieces to the marketplace, but the incredibly rare. This specimen was collected many years ago and named after the famous collector, Charles Lapworth which subsequently resulted in the Lapworth Museum being named after him. This specimen has the trace fossils of what is believed to be annelid worms. Very little information can be found on google regarding these creatures. Approximately 437 million years old. |
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Silurian, Llandovery, Telychian Purple Shale Beds |
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Size of Trace 106mm x 42mm |
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Little Stretton, Shropshire, UK |
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£ 62.50
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