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Guy Macdonald

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Guy Macdonald

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Hi Guys. This ammonite was found and given to me by my father. The location this was found at is unknown to me, I do know however it was somewhere along the coast between Whitby-filey beach in the United Kingdom. Anybody have any idea what kind of ammonite this could be, and if indeed it is, And if this is a decent specimen, real or not. This was found around 12 years ago now. Thanks guys.

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abyssunder Regular Member

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Hello!
My guess would be Dactylioceras. (maybe D. tenuicostatum?)

 

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