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same turtle - skull from Coesfeld, seen from the top. The skull measures around 15 cm
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unknown sea turtle, found around 1980 from a famous Friend of mine. I started to describe it, but stopped the paper some years ago. Now stored in a Museum in Westphalia
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	these burrows were made by crabs. It was found in the middle turonian of Dortmund by my very best friend Kalle. I found them often, too, but this was the very very best I have ever seen in the westphalian cretaceous!
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a rare complete crustacea from upper cretaceous of Westphalia. It is a santonian one. This type of crustaceans build burrows and live in it. The body is very soft, the claws hard. So normally you will only find the claws...
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second pic of a rare complete crustacea from upper cretaceous of Westphalia. It is a santonian one. This type of crustaceans build burrows and live in it. The body is very soft, the claws hard. So normally you will only find the claws...
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<p>another nice Scaphites obliquus in "white" preservation, Haarstrang-Region, fantastic preserved, approx. 3 cm</p>
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<p>unique and lovely are heteromorph ammonites like Scaphites. This small but great one comes from middle cenomanian of southern germany, housed in the collection of a friend of mine</p>
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<p>Together with sponges like Coeloptychium and others you can find sea-urchins in the campanian of Coesfeld. Normally you´ll find Echinocorys, Micraster and other irregular forms. Rarely regular ones like Salenia or Phymosoma. A nearly perfect one comes from Coesfelder Berg, size is around 6 cm, the best i´ve ever found</p>
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<p>a very nice and rare Scaphites cf. diana from upper middle santonian of Gelsenkirchen-Buer. One of the most perfect diana I have ever seen, around 4 cm</p>
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<p>In lower Cenomanian the strange Ammonite "Mantelliceras" occurs. When you go to "Teutoburger Wald Area" in the north and north-east they are grey and compressed. I will post some over time. In the south, Haarstrang-Region and Ruhrgebiet, they can be very very nice, like this unusual white Mantelliceras dixoni, size is around 6 cm</p>
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