Dendastrea excelsa Sharps hill coral
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Description
Weight:
0.2kg
From the Jurassic,Bathonian stage.
Collected from Snowshill Gloucestershire,England.
A very interesting "finger Coral" that looks like tree roots from the Great oolite series,Sharps Hill beds
Displaying super nice definition under magnification,there is also some epifauna in the form of serpulid worm tubes.
These occur in an 18inch clay band that also contains Cyathopora.
The entire specimen measures 51mm x 27mm.
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