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Lower Jurassic Collection

"Exploring the Mysteries of the Lower Jurassic: A Journey Back in Time" Step into a world that existed 200 million years ago


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"Exploring the Mysteries of the Lower Jurassic: A Journey Back in Time" Step into a world that existed 200 million years ago, as we uncover the secrets of the Lower Jurassic. Amongst its treasures lies an Ichthyosaurus fossil C013/7904, offering us a glimpse into the life of this ancient marine reptile. Tracing our steps further, we encounter theropod dinosaur tracks preserved in Lower Jurassic rock. These footprints tell tales of long-extinct creatures that once roamed these lands, leaving their mark for eternity. Delving deeper into this prehistoric realm, we stumble upon Rhomdeosaurus pliosaur fossil bones C016/5421. This fearsome predator ruled the seas during this era and its remains provide invaluable insights into its anatomy and behavior. Continuing our journey underwater, we come across Plesiosaurus marine reptile fossil skulls C016/5205 and C016/5204. These beautifully preserved specimens shed light on the intricate structure and adaptations of these majestic creatures that thrived in ancient oceans. Taking to the skies now, Dimorphodon macronyx pterosaur fossil C016/5031 captures our attention. Its delicate wingspan reminds us of a time when these flying reptiles dominated the skies with grace and agility. But it's not just about individual species; Massospondylus dinosaurs and Plesiosaurus marine reptiles were also prominent inhabitants during this epoch. Their fossils contribute to painting a more comprehensive picture of life during this period. Our exploration takes us to Lyme Regis, where Gryphaea arcuata Lamarck fossil oysters adorn rocky shores—a testament to an ecosystem teeming with diverse marine life millions of years ago. And finally, gazing at a pyritised ammonite fossil—its spiral shell perfectly preserved—we are reminded once again how nature can immortalize itself through geological processes over millennia.