Lake WorthThis was a few weeks ago when I found all this. I stopped after work with a few hours of daylight left. I was in search of ammonites and when your looking for something its hard to find. The first place I checked. I went back to the top of the hill to check some spots. When I started down the first trail not 30 feet down was a huge Eopachydiscus ammonite. Its about 18 inches across, but one side has some damage. Still a cool find. I got that one chipped out of the limestone and started to look around again, about 5 feet down from the other was a smaller one. This one took a bunch of chipping and breaking to get out, once out I noticed the spine of another ammonite just below the one I broke out all in the same stone.
Location
| Tarrant County, Texas, USA |
ID | 2148 |
Member | jax |
Date Added | 6/23/2007 |
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This is the one with two ammonites in the matrix |
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Eopachydiscus |
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Phymosoma texanum (bad pic) |
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