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A layer within a sedimentary rock, different to those above and below, and characterised by a certain lithology, fossil assemblage, colour etc.

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Polished Dactylioceras ammonite fossil from Whitby, North Yorkshire, preserved in the Whitby Mudstone Formation during the Toarcian Stage of the Lower Jurassic. Its polished surface reveals the intricate internal chamber structure, while the photographs show the exact specimen. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity card. SKU: P00549 Beach discoveries, flatstones and close-up fossil details from our 2026 Stonebarrow footage. The search continues!
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