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So, here's one for @FossilNerd A Clypeaster humilis from the Pleistocene deposits at Hurghada, Egypt.
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From the album: Sketches
Original from the Pleistocene deposits at Hurghada, Egypt.-
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From the album: Echinodermata
15x13cm. Miocene From Klythera island, Greece. From my Secret Santa Dimitris -
Found what appears to be a cross-section of a Clypeaster fossil in Pliocene sea deposits, on the Greek island of Kythera. The length is 16 cm. Any help and suggestions on the species would be much appreciated!
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Geologia della Sicilia - Geology of Sicily - Ispra www.isprambiente.gov.it/it/pubblicazioni/periodici.../memdes_95_avampaese.pdf
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From the album: Echinodermata
6.5x5cm. Pleistocene Hurghada, Egypt -
Different clypeaster from south of Europe (miocene)
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Hello! I hope there is room for this topic in here. I collect fossils since years, and began preparing for a year, but I always thrown away broken pieces. Now I found a totally new species of Clypeaster in one of my regularly visited locality (only this one in 8 years), but sadly a piece is missing (I saw it bouncing down the wall, and never found the white fragment amids of thousands of white rubbish...was so angry..). So I began to think about restoration, not just preparation. I want to find a way of restoring this piece for my collection, instead of dump it away.
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After stumbling across my 1st ever fossil yesterday, I was determined to get out again this morning for a proper look, I did manage a few hours, never imagined how hard going it is though, using a caveman approach didn't help matters(bashing rocks together) I did manage to find a few though, most definitely missed a lot more Anyways, a few pics of what I found and some cool looking things in rocks
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I am posting this because I think it is a necessary adjunct to Andy Smith's work Mo Milias.pdf figure:
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From the album: Fossil Collection
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From the album: Echinodermata
15x13cm. Calcite/limestone mold. From Seville, Spain. Miocene. Obtained on a trade with Trilospain.
