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I usually find my own belemnites but I couldn't resist buying this one that's been attacked by the endolithic sponge Entobia.

 

Belemnitella, maybe B. lanceolata (haven't checked it yet), from the Lower Maastrichtian Chalk of Denmark.

 

 

 

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Wow, Tarquin!  That's stunning. 
Would've caught my eye, too. :) 

Nice acquisition. 
Thanks for showing it to us. 

Regards,

    Tim    -  VETERAN SHALE SPLITTER

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Thanks for the comments, everyone!

 

@Ludwigia - Roger, I'm not sure what the finer hyphae (if that's the word) are filled with but the exposed bits look like chalk.

 

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