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Whelk fossil

Whelk fossil. This spiral-shaped fossilised whelk is a gastropod from the extinct Clavilithes genus. Its fossils are found worldwide and these marine snails lived from the Paleocene to the Pliocene epochs (65 to 2.5 million years ago). This fossil was found near Barton-on-Sea, Hampshire, UK

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© Martin Bond

Extinct Fossil Gastropod Hampshire Palaeobiology Palaeozoology Pliocene Pre Historic Pre History Spiral Whelk Marine Invertebrate Palaeontology Paleocene


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This print showcases a remarkable Whelk fossil, capturing the essence of its ancient existence. The spiral-shaped gastropod belongs to the extinct Clavilithes genus and is an intriguing relic from the past. With fossils discovered worldwide, these marine snails thrived during the Paleocene to Pliocene epochs, spanning an impressive timeline of 65 to 2.5 million years ago. The photograph was taken near Barton-on-Sea in Hampshire, UK, where this particular fossil was unearthed. Its historical significance lies not only in its age but also in its contribution to zoology and paleontology studies. As a testament to England's rich natural heritage, it serves as a window into prehistoric life. The intricate details captured by Martin Bond highlight the beauty found within nature's creations. The whelk's delicate spiral structure is meticulously preserved through time, offering insights into its biology and evolution. This single piece of history tells a story of survival and adaptation that echoes throughout our planet's past. Displayed against a clean backdrop with expert precision, this image allows us to appreciate both the scientific value and aesthetic appeal of such discoveries. It reminds us of our connection to Earth's diverse fauna while igniting curiosity about our planet's ever-changing landscapes.

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