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The French magazine 'fossiles' recently published a very complete and richly illustrated article about uncoiled ammonites from the western inland sea (Upper Cretaceous –North America) Fossiles, n°39, juillet-août-septembre 2019 ; pages 5 to 42 (in french language…); -quarterly review by annual subscription- www.minerauxetfossiles.com revue fossiles002.pdf

Few month ago, an ammonite hunter from Hokkaido came to Mifune Dinosaur Museum in kumamoto prefecture to exhibit part of his collection. I had the occasion to take picture of his collection and as I promised on an other thread to put some picture of it, I created this post. I hope you will enjoy the pictures. From left to right: Jimboiceras sp., big Sharpeiceras frag, Anagaudryceras sp., Anapachydiscus sp., Mesopuzonia sp., Eupachydiscus sp. From left to right: Eupachydiscus sp., Desmoceras sp., Damesites sp., Hauericeras sp., Kitchinites sp., Metaplacenticeras sp., Anagaudryceras sp., Baculites + Yubariceras sp., Menuites sp., Neophiloceras sp., Mesopuzosia sp., Tetragonites sp. From left to right: Menuites sp., yubariceras sp., urchin, Araucariaceae leaf, ammonite indet. fragment, Gaudryceras sp., fossil wood with shipworms, Ammonite's trace fossil, Polyptychoceras sp. Gaudryceras sp. Damesites sp

here it is

there are so many freaky fossils to be found here in the comox valley here are a few freaky pics