AMMONITE IDENT, PLEASE
AMMONITE IDENT, PLEASE
Hi Folks
Any ideas about this?
I found it sitting undiscovered in the bottom of my rucksack.
I don't remember where I got it from BUT I do know that it was either Whitby or Charmouth.
Regards
Pete
skorpion
Re: AMMONITE IDENT, PLEASE
Hi skorpion
Beautiful fossils ,upside on right corner ammonite , may be another ammonite upside left corner with some bivalves around
[Editted by omr3 on 12-08-2009 at 06:26 GMT +1]
Beautiful fossils ,upside on right corner ammonite , may be another ammonite upside left corner with some bivalves around
[Editted by omr3 on 12-08-2009 at 06:26 GMT +1]
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Re: AMMONITE IDENT, PLEASE
Hi Pete,
this may be an Arnioceras, but with a little question mark because of it´s little dimension.
Nice piece!
Sönke
this may be an Arnioceras, but with a little question mark because of it´s little dimension.
Nice piece!
Sönke
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Re: AMMONITE IDENT, PLEASE
HI, this looks a bit like Aegoceras, but I can`t see if the ammonite has a kiel.
If it has, is probably Arnioceras, if it hasn't it will be Aegoceras, could also be Promicroceras.
Can`t make out wether it is from Yorkshire or Lyme; the rock looks like Yorkshire, the ammonite like Lyme...?
If I had to guess, I would go for Lyme Regis..
good luck with it, greetings, Bert
If it has, is probably Arnioceras, if it hasn't it will be Aegoceras, could also be Promicroceras.
Can`t make out wether it is from Yorkshire or Lyme; the rock looks like Yorkshire, the ammonite like Lyme...?
If I had to guess, I would go for Lyme Regis..
good luck with it, greetings, Bert
Elbert