Dactylioceras Ammonite in Algal Nodule 0.98KG, Lower Jurassic, Yorkshire UK Fire Hypersthene often reveals a soft

Hypersthene often reveals a soft silvery flash known as schiller

Formed in hydrothermal veins and often associated with quartz

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Dactylioceras Ammonite in Algal Nodule 0.98KG, Lower Jurassic, Yorkshire UK Fire Hypersthene often reveals a softDactylioceras Ammonite in Algal Nodule 0. 98KG, Lower Jurassic, Yorkshire UK Location: Lower Jurassic, Whitby, Yorkshire This natural Dactylioceras ammonite originates from the Lower Jurassic deposits of Yorkshire, an area internationally recognised for its exceptionally preserved ammonite fauna. The ammonite is set within a naturally rounded nodule shaped sedimentary bed, most likely formed from compacted clay rich marine sediments typical of this