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Location : Burton Bradstock. Inferior Oolite - Jurassic.
135 - 200 myo. Species - Holectypus Depressus ? (£20) (
Update courtesy of Martin Vine 5th October 2003 - "The Holectypus depressus
is probably H. hemisphaerious as it is very common throughout the levels at
Burton and is smaller than depressus but much taller with a very clear dome
shape unlike depressus which is very flat") |
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Location : Beachy Head. Chalk - Upper Cretaceous.
65 - 135 myo. Species - Micraster Cortestudinarium ? One of
the most beautifully preserved fossils that I have ever found. SOLD |
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Location : Burton Bradstock. Inferior Oolite - Jurassic.
135 - 200 myo. Species - Various ? Collection of rather
non-descript Echinoids. Might include Nucleolites Clunicularis. (£10 (all five))
(Update courtesy of Martin Vine 5th October 2003 -
"If we say they form a cross in the photo the one you think is N. clunicularis
is at the top, it is possibly Hyboclypus gibbirulus. the left arm of the cross
is Holectypus hemisphaerious and the one next to it (upside down) is also. The
right side of the cross is possibly Collyrities ovals and the bottom one is
Pygorities ringens.") |
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Location : Burton Bradstock. Inferior Oolite - Jurassic.
135 - 200 myo. Species - Stomechinus Bigranularis ? (£20) |
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Location - Ardley. Transition Layer Greater Oolite / Oxford
Clay - Middle / Upper Jurassic. 135 - 200 myo. Species -
Similar to Hemicidaris Intermedia ? However, I have seen some
of these in text books labeled as undescribed. (£25 (for both))
(Update courtesy of Martin Vine 5th October 2003 - "Your
Hemicidaris intermedia is much too old to be intermedia as that comes
from the top of the Oxfordian (the Corallian Beds) 157.1 - 154.7 ma.
Good ones are truly beautiful. I would not like to hazard a guess as
to its species as I am unfamiliar with the locality but would be very
surprised if it is H. intermedia.") |
