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Collection: Ringstead Bay (Ringstead coral bed) England, UK
| Age | 161.2 - 155.7 Ma (Jurassic) |
|---|---|
| Interval | Late Oxfordian |
| Lat/Long | 50.63,-2.355 |
| Co-ordinates derived from | based on nearby landmark |
| Location | Ringstead Bay |
| Mindat.org Region (for given coordinates) | England, UK |
| Geographic Scale | outcrop |
| Formation | Sandsfoot |
| Member | Osmington Mills Ironstone |
| Stratigraphic Scale | group of beds |
| Zone | Pseudocordata |
| Straigraphic Comments | Evoluta subzone |
| Lithology | "limestone" |
| Environment | carbonate indet. |
Associated Collections
| Collection | Formation | Member | Lithology | Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ringstead Bay (Inconstans Bed, BGS collection) | Kimmeridge Clay | mudstone | 155.7 - 150.8 Ma (Jurassic) | |
| Ringstead Bay (Inconstans Bed, NHM collection) | Kimmeridge Clay | mudstone | 155.7 - 150.8 Ma (Jurassic) | |
| Ringstead Bay (Inconstans Bed, OUM collection) | Kimmeridge Clay | mudstone | 155.7 - 150.8 Ma (Jurassic) | |
| Ringstead Bay (Inconstans Bed, SM collection) | Kimmeridge Clay | mudstone | 155.7 - 150.8 Ma (Jurassic) | |
| Ringstead Bay (Inconstans Bed, Wright collection) | Kimmeridge Clay | mudstone | 155.7 - 150.8 Ma (Jurassic) | |
| Ringstead Bay (Nana Bed, NHM collection) | Kimmeridge Clay | mudstone | 155.7 - 150.8 Ma (Jurassic) | |
| Ringstead Bay (Osmington Mills Ironstone, OUM) | Sandsfoot | Osmington Mills Ironstone | "limestone" | 161.2 - 155.7 Ma (Jurassic) |
| Ringstead Bay (Osmington Mills Ironstone, SM) | Sandsfoot | Osmington Mills Ironstone | "limestone" | 161.2 - 155.7 Ma (Jurassic) |
| Ringstead Bay (Sandsfoot Grit) | Sandsfoot | sandstone | 161.2 - 155.7 Ma (Jurassic) |
Recorded Fossils
Data courtesy of: PBDB: The Paleobiology Database, Creative Commons CC-BY licenced. , GBIF: the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, various licences, iDigBio, various licences, and EOL: The Encyclopedia of Life (Open Data Public Domain). Because fossils are made of minerals too!
