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Zugodactylites Braunianus (Whitby Ammonite)


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Here's a specimen I found last August on the Yorkshire Coast, near Whitby (UK) and have recently got prepared. I didn't prepare it myself, but sent it off and have just got it back. What do you think?

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The specimen is a Zugodactylites braunianus, and it is from the Upper Lias of North Yorkshire. It's about 185 MYA.

Kind regards,

Joe

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Alllll the way to the center whorl; very, very nice!

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Stunning, Joe! :wub:

Congratulations!

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Thanks Chas, and Tim - your kind words are greatly appreciated! :)

Kind regards,

Joe

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a verry nice specimen Joe :envy:

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