Ammonites and other Cephalopods of the lower Cretaceous Albian (Gault Clay) and Folkestone beds of the South East of England | ||||
![]() | The ammonites of the Lower Cretaceous Gault Clay and Folkestone beds of the South East of England has been known as a website for many years and has won for its originator Jim Craig some very important awards. However Websites are transitory in nature and may not be accessible forever. Using the website images and with some help from friends Fred Clouter has developed a guide to identification for the ammonites figured on the website as well as the Nautilus and belemnite species usually found. Featuring explanations about the Gault Clay, the stratigraphy of Copt Point, Folkestone and the position of the various beds, information about ammonites and the terminology used to describe them with a Glossary and sections for the visual identification of a wide variety of species. The list however is not, and cannot be inclusive of all the species found in the Gault clay but includes all of the major families and some very rare specimens. This little book is intended for the average collector but, where possible gives full detail of Family, sub- family, genus, species and horizon and location.
is now available £15.00 plus P&P | |||
Specimen pages in downloadable PDF format just click on the links below |
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Postage and packing, UK £2.00 - EU £5.00 - US, CAN,AUS - £6.50 - if you live on Continental Europe and prefer to send cash in your letter because cheques are difficult to convert, you can send 22.00 Euros per copy, for the US, $35.00 per copy
Please make cheques payable to - F. Clouter for a copy signed by the author. |
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These books are available from: Fred Clouter 60 Scarborough Drive, Minster, Sheerness, Isle of Sheppey, Kent ME12 2NQ United Kingdom |
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If this method of payment is problematical for you, contact me at Email:- fred@sheppeyfossils.com |
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