BeenThere-DoneThat
The Unofficial Guide to Great Britain
BeenThere
DoneThat
DoneThat
The Unofficial Guide to Great Britain.
Fossils from the North Yorkshire Coast, England
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![A lamellibranch (Pseudopecten equivalvis), Brackenbury Wyke, Staithes, Yorkshire, England, Great Britain]()
Staithes, Yorkshire.
A lamellibranch (Pseudopecten equivalvis) from the Cleveland Ironstone series of the Middle Lias at Brackenbury Wyke, near Staithes. The size from top to bottom of the shell is 3 inches.
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Robin Hood's Bay, Yorkshire.
These Ichthyosaur vertebrae were found together in the shales of the Upper Lias which are exposed at low tide in Robin Hoods Bay. Each one has a diameter of about 2 inches.
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