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    We found this beautiful, iridescent Ammonite fossil stuck in some soft clay whilst on a beach walk! It’s a Cretaceous age Cephalopod fossil roughly 100 million years old! 🌅 Thanks for supporting our page! 🦕⚒️ Yorkshire Fossils operates in full compliance with UK fossil collecting regulations.🦖🦑📍 We encourage everyone to research protected areas before collecting, as regulations may vary by location 😊🐊🔨 #Fossil #Ammonite #Dinosaur #Beach #fyp
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    We found this beautiful, iridescent Ammonite fossil stuck in some soft clay whilst on a beach walk! It’s a Cretaceous age Cephalopod fossil roughly 100 million years old! 🌅 Thanks for supporting our page! 🦕⚒️ Yorkshire Fossils operates in full compliance with UK fossil collecting regulations.🦖🦑📍 We encourage everyone to research protected areas before collecting, as regulations may vary by location 😊🐊🔨 #Fossil #Ammonite #Dinosaur #Beach #fyp
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