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Acanthodes sulcatus-complete specimen minus snout in lateral view

Archie

By Archie

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Acanthodes sulcatus (21cm)
Lower Carboniferous, Visean
Burdiehouse Limestone
Central Belt of Scotland
333.5 mya

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Scottish Acanthodians

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  • Taken with PENTAX RICOH IMAGING PENTAX WG-3
  • Focal Length 5.5 mm
  • Exposure Time 1/45
  • f Aperture f/2.3
  • ISO Speed 400
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Fossildude19

Wow Sam!

Marvelous finds!

This rock looks tough to split.

Beauty, though.

Regards,

Tim

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Archie

Thanks Tim!

Its a nightmare lol! It always wants to split conchordially if the blocks too thin, its full faults and sand injections and the fish and plants always end up on both sides of the split!

Its still my favorite rock to hunt in though as it crops out in my home town =]

Sam

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Fossildude19

I feel your pain, Sam. ;)

Nice to have spots near home, though.

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