Table of Contents Summary & Introduction Fatally Bitten Ammonites – Results and Interpretation Fatally Bitten Ammonites – Predatory Behavior Fatally Bitten Ammonites – Identity of the Predator Fatally Bitten Ammonites… READ MORE

Table of Contents Summary & Introduction Fatally Bitten Ammonites – Results and Interpretation Fatally Bitten Ammonites – Predatory Behavior Fatally Bitten Ammonites – Identity of the Predator Fatally Bitten Ammonites… READ MORE

Lyme Regis Museum Ichthyosaur “E42” By Phil Davidson and Ben Brooks An Ichthyosaur, Temnodontosaurus Platyodon was found east of Lyme Regis by Mr Henry Ellis probably over 100 years ago… READ MORE

Whither the Anthropocene? By Sir Crispin Tickell Sir Crispin was formerly British Ambassador to the United Nations (1987 – 1990) and President of the Royal Geographical Society (1990 – 1993)…. READ MORE

The Cliffs of Lyme Regis are world-famous for the fossils they have produced. Most of these come from the richly fossiliferous limestones and shales of the lower Jurassic period, and… READ MORE

People are so used to seeing spectacular fossils in museums and on television that they often forget how very different they look when they are discovered. Many fossils are incomplete… READ MORE

Click here for information on our Fossil Walks. Click here for a poem about fossil hunting. A nice example of a commonly found ammonite On Saturday 1st October 2011, a… READ MORE

Table of Contents An Overlooked Plesiosaur Ichthyosaur tooth A Wonderful Example of a Fossil Fish Brother and Sister Find Sea-Dragon in Cliffs Lower Jurassic Leaf Plesiosaur Vertebrae Small Ichthyosaur from… READ MORE