Serpula socialis
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In Stock
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Description
Weight:
0.61kg
From the Jurassic,Bajocian stage.
Collected from Fiddlers Elbow,Cranham, Gloucester,England.
Very interesting piece of the sea bed.
A section of inferior oolite with a serpulid sociable worm colony,amongst other fossil detritus.
The only reasons for this behaviour, would be a safety in numbers aspect, and an abundant supply of food particles.This species is also referred to as Sarcinella plexus.
The whole measures 109mm x 77mm.
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