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Indeterminate species. This RARE tooth specimen is from a large sized plesiosaur indeed. The tooth is superb desoite missing the tip with clear striations on the crown. It has great detail with fantastic jet black colouration on the enamel. The scale is shown in (cm) and the tooth measures 15 mm in height. It is Jurassic age circa 164 million years old and comes from the White Limestone, Transitional Layer, Great Oolite Series, Bathonian of Oxfordshire, UK. Full providence, found by myself, catalogued and dated. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £59.    Quote Ref No. MRUK 821

Indeterminate species. This RARE tooth specimen is from a large sized plesiosaur indeed. The tooth is superb desoite missing the tip with clear striations on the crown. It has great detail with fantastic jet black colouration on the enamel. The scale is shown in (cm) and the tooth measures 8 mm in height. It is Jurassic age circa 164 million years old and comes from the White Limestone, Transitional Layer, Great Oolite Series, Bathonian of Oxfordshire, UK. Full providence, found by myself, catalogued and dated. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £29.  Quote Ref No. MRUK 823

Coprolite. This complete marine reptile coprolite is a good study fossil and measures 10 mm in length partially embedded in matrix. The scale is shown in (cm). It is Late Triassic age circa 210 million years old and come from the Westbury Formation, Penarth Group of Blue Anchor, Somerset, UK. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £5. Quote Ref No. MRUK 817

Coprolite. This marine reptile hutnah has good form and is a solid shape (excuse the pun). The scale is shown in (cm). It is Jurassic age circa 160 million years old and comes from the Lower Oxford Clay, Callovian of Peterborough, Cambs, UK. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £8. Quote Ref No. MRUK 816

Metriorhynchus sp. This tooth is from a large sized marine crocodile indeed. The tooth is quite lovely showing natural life wear at the tip, with super enamel. It has great detail and fantastic tan colouration, being 14 mm in height. It is Jurassic age circa 160 million years old and comes from the Lower Oxford Clay, Callovian of Peterborough, Cambs, UK. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £39. Quote Ref No. MRUK 811

Metriorhynchus sp. This tooth is from a large sized marine crocodile indeed. The tooth is quite lovely despite the tip missing, showing super enamel. It has great detail and dark colouration, being 22 mm in height. It is Jurassic age circa 160 million years old and comes from the Lower Oxford Clay, Callovian of Peterborough, Cambs, UK. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £49. Quote Ref No. MRUK 812

Eurycleidus sp. This rare partial plesiosaur tooth is a great specimen despite the repair. It measures 5 mm in height. It has good detail and is well presented on original matrix. The scale is shown in (cm). It is Late Triassic age circa 210 million years old and comes from the Westbury Formation, Penarth Group of Blue Anchor, Somerset, UK. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £12. Quote Ref No. MRUK 810

Eurycleidus sp. This rare partial plesiosaur tooth measuring 5 mm in height is a fair study specimen and shows a lovely cross section at the base end. It is Late Triassic age circa 210 million years old and comes from the Westbury Formation, Penarth Group of Blue Anchor, Somerset, UK. Supplied labelled. Priced at £12. Quote Ref No. MRUK 807

Coprolite. This uncommon marine reptile coprolite is a fair study fossil. The scale is shown in (cm). It is Late Triassic age circa 210 million years old and come from the Westbury Formation, Penarth Group of Blue Anchor, Somerset, UK. Supplied labelled. Priced at £10. Quote Ref No. MRUK 781

Eurycleidus sp. This rare partial plesiosaur tooth is a great specimen despite the repair due to a single break. It measures 9 mm in height and can be seen in the top left of the rock. It has good detail and is well presented on original matrix. The scale is shown in (cm). It is Late Triassic age circa 210 million years old and comes from the Westbury Formation, Penarth Group of Blue Anchor, Somerset, UK. Supplied labelled. Priced at £19. Quote Ref No. MRUK 771

Eurycleidus sp. This rare partial plesiosaur tooth measuring 7 mm in height is a good study specimen. The scale is shown in (cm). It is seen to the right of the label. There are several other vertebrate fossils present on this matrix block. It is Late Triassic age circa 210 million years old and comes from the Westbury Formation, Penarth Group of Blue Anchor, Somerset, UK. Supplied labelled. Priced at £22. Quote Ref No. MRUK 747

Coprolite. This uncommon large marine reptile coprolite is a fair study fossil. The scale is shown in (cm). It is Late Triassic age circa 210 million years old and come from the Westbury Formation, Penarth Group of Blue Anchor, Somerset, UK. Supplied labelled. Priced at £10. Quote Ref No. MRUK 746

Unidentified Marine Reptile. This complete coprolite (fossil pooh) is a great specimen showing nice detail. It has had a repair. The scale is shown in (cm). It is Late Triassic age circa 210 million years old and comes from the Westbury Formation, Penarth Group of Blue Anchor, Somerset, UK. Supplied labelled and in an attractive display box. Priced at £10. Quote Ref No. MRUK 726

Unidentified species.? I cannot identify this any further than suggesting that it may be a pelvic bone from a turtle. It is 3D and has great detail. The scale is shown in (cm) and also in inches. It is Lower Cretaceous age circa 138 million years old and comes from Hastings, East Sussex, UK. Supplied labelled. Priced at £29. Quote Ref No. MRUK 687

Ophthalmosaurus icenicus. This is from a very large sized ichthyosaur indeed and from a rare location. It is 145mm or almost 6 inch in length. This complete Humerus bone has great detail and is the largest of its type that I have ever found. I have repaired and restored this fossil and it has been in my private collection for many years. It is Jurassic age circa 160 million years old and comes from the Lower Oxford Clay, Callovian of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, UK. Supplied labelled. A great study piece but also a very nice paper weight. Priced at £139. Quote Ref No. MRUK 636