Lower Jurassic (Lower Lias) Lady's Walk Shale finds

[JoeM]

Hi,

 

I found these while pulling apart loose shale eroding from the rockface at the Lady's Walk Shale, Scotland. Be interested for any thoughts...! Can upload better pics if needed.

[Echinoid]

Pic 1: scallop shell

Pic 3: I think the cylindrical thing is a crinoid stem

Pic 4: scallop shell

[JoeM]

Thanks, any idea on genus for the bivalves? the third one does show a crinoid stem, I was wondering if the lumpy bit next to it was the partial remains of a crinoid ‘had’ but it isnt a great image Ill try and take a better one.

 

on image 4 I thought the ‘duck’s foot’ webbed margins on these might mean it is something other than the other scallop-like bivalves. But could just be an artifact of preservation, I guess?

[JoeM]

Image 5 - i think is some kind of lingulate brachiopod with the pedicle preserved. But would be good to get a thought on genus or whether I am wrong!

[JoeM]

Image 6 is obviously an ammonite (rare in this formation) but itd be interesting to see if a genus id was possible from this partial specimen

[RyanDye]

Thanks for numbering, lots of people forget to do that when wanting multiple specimens identified, I can't help with identification, but welcome to TFF , nice fossils, I think the scallop is my favorite.