The uncoiled Aegocriocers

Distoloceras pavlovi, from bed D1.

Endemoceras regale from the C beds.

small pyritised ammonites from the lower C beds

Nautilus and ammonites

Part of a large ammonite

- The "Speeton shrimp" - Meyeria ornata from the C Beds

Astarte senecta

Exogyra from the D Beds

Nucula planata

Pholadomya

  Thracia from the C beds

  Thracia phillipsi

Icthyosaur verterbra

A large gastropod from the B Beds

Squamaturbo phillipsianus

 Tessarolax

Serpulids - Rotularia phillipsii

The Belemnites of the Speeton Clay
Chondrites trace fossil

Several of these "teeth" were found together - Jack Doyle suggests they are "ventro-lateral spines from the large ammonite, Endemoceras sp, The nacreous lustre is, I believe, the give-away. Such large specimens tend to come from DI or CII. At the base of the spine, you may find a characteristic concavity, representing a line of weakness at which the spines break away from the main shell. "