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Looking for belemnite species - Jurassic (USA)

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Hello all,

 

As a belemnite collector, I am looking for the American Jurassic species Pachyteuthis densus (Meek & Hayden, 1858). 

Does someone have this species and is willing to trade some examples of this particular species?

 

Kind regards,

Ruben

The Netherlands

 

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As an American collector of many fossils, who is famously lazy about IDing things to species, can you tell us more about this species (and genus).  I have a lot of belemnites for the Jurassic Sundance Fm and would be willing to send you some. 

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PM!:)

The belemnites from the Sundance are mainly Pachyteuthis densus (sometimes called P. densa). I do know that they belong to the Cylindroteuthidae. They are generally quite robust and have thick walls compared to other belemnite species. 

If you would (and can) send me some specimens: that would be fantastic!:notworthy:

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