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VERT1003 |
| name |
Whale Vertebra (Derived deposit) |
| age |
Pliocene Red Crag (Derived Eocene deposit) |
| size |
Size of specimen 60mm x 50mm |
| location |
Felixstowe, Suffolk, UK |
| weight |
167gms |
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| description |
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| The Red Crag deposit is probably one of the most interesting formations of the geological record, as the fossils found within the deposit come from various time zones. This particular specimen is of a whale vertebra that has all the characteristics and beautiful patina of these classic fossils. |
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