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By andreas
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Small slab (15cm x 11cm) showing a fauna from the Triassic/Carnian/ lower Julian zone of Trachyceras aon.
The biggest black Syringoceras(Nautilus) measures about 4cm. Ammonoids on the slab are Celtites cf. steindachneri MOJS.(ribbed), Sphingites sp., Lobites elipticus, Sirenotrachyceras sp., Monophyllites sp., Arcestes sp., Asklepioceras sp.
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- Taken with NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D300
- Focal Length 70 mm
- Exposure Time 10/4000
- f Aperture f/4.5
- ISO Speed 640
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