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Species Name: Turritella imbricataria
Family: Gastropod
Age: Eocene, Barton Beds ~ 40 Mya
Location: Barton, Hampshire
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Turritella imbricataria gastropod mollusc collected from the Eocene Barton Beds of Barton, Hampshire. Turritella is a genus of marine gastropod mollusc which still around today today. These specimens are in good condition; they have smooth shells which exhibit fine striations and the textbook turreted or ‘unicorn horn’ shape. They measure between 3 and 4 cm in length and are supplied in a small plastic bag with an information label.
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Bouguetia saemanni, Large specimens around 3″ in size, some tips are not complete.
• Geological Age: Cretaceous period, 145 to 65 million years ago.
• Location: Morocco
• Family: Gastrpod
• Species: Unknown – Sea Snail
High quality gastropod fossil shells from the Cretaceous period, collected from Morocco, these specimens exhibit excellent morphological detail, the shell shape and coil are seen clearly, samples are 10 mm in size and supplied in optional weights and will come in a bag with a label.
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Neptunia Contraria, an unusual Gastropod because unlike the majority, this one coiled it’s shell to the left. Hence the name Contraria. The name for this type of coiling is sinistral. Each specimen is supplied in a 3″x2″ white card tray.
Species Name: Sinum aquense
Family: Gastropod
Age: Miocene, 20 to 15 Mya.
Location: Leognan, France
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Species Name: Turritella sp
Family: Gastropod
Age: Eocene, Barton Beds ~ 40 Mya
Location: Stubbington, Hampshire
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