I like a lot to find two different species on the same matrix very close together,it help to imagine the natural environment where they lived,it would be nice to see other samples
Ammonites withBrachiopods
With Belemnites
Gryphaea
Sponge
a Gastropod
Thanks for the great thread and excellent examples so far. Attached are a few of my interesting fish fossil associations. IMG1 is a pair of Knightia sp. from the Eocene Green River playing hide and seek in an abandoned piece of driftwood. IMG2 is quite unusual with a Lycoptera sp. and cockroach from the lower Cretaceous of Liaoning, China. IMG3 is a late Jurassic Cavenderichthys talbragarensis that fossilized next to a frond of Agathis jurassica from New South Wales, Australia.