Some sort of heteromorph.
Some sort of heteromorph.
Hello guys, I met another fossil hunter on the UK Fossil Forum who lives just one state over from me here in the states, and he gave me a site for ammos just 2 1/2 hour drive from me! I was up there last week with two of my boys and we actually found some decent fossils. Here is one that is still in the rock, I didnt want to take the chance of destr0ying it by hammering off any more rock, that measures between 8 and 9 centimeters. It appears to be complete, but there may be some damage on the top part? I hope not! But it will be very exciting for me to start prepping out this beautiful beast! I will post some more photos once Ive prepped it out.
Still a kid diggin in the dirt
Re: Some sort of heteromorph.
hi ron,
very nice heteromorph, it is a scaphitid
From the pics I cannot be sure about exact genus, species or age, but it is certainly upper cretaceous
cheerStijn
very nice heteromorph, it is a scaphitid
From the pics I cannot be sure about exact genus, species or age, but it is certainly upper cretaceous
cheerStijn
"Ammonites are the quintessential
fossils, seemingly covering all the
major themes of paleontology"
Eldredge 1996
fossils, seemingly covering all the
major themes of paleontology"
Eldredge 1996