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Appendix 3: Category 1 specimens determination and present location.

Record Specific ID Description Present location number 1 Insect in woodstone, may show soft part preservation 3 Partial insect 2 wings and head with eyes. 4 Maybe new . Complete apart from tail, skin very well Sold to Chris McGowan for the Royal preserved in places Ontario Museum, Canada. 5 Insect No information No information 6 Angulaticeras Not found on this coast before? 9.8cm Diam. Involute, Cardiff Museum via Martin Foster dumortieri (Fucini) compressed, rapidly increasing whorls, narrow tabulate venter collection 17 Hybodus? Dis-articulated partial remains of With Chris Moore 25 Multiple starfish in block, two species brittlestars and cushion stars with Chris Moore 26 Luidia murchisoni? with Chris Moore 27 Temnodontosaurus Large and well preserved skull On display at ' ' shop 33 3D skull, 30cm and a paddle Sold 34 Scelidosaurus One of the most complete specimens ever found. 14ft long Specimen is on offer for display with the World Heritage Team. Location still to be determined 37 Bison priscus 39 Phricodoceras Rare and large specimen (28 to 40cm) lanellosum 43 Antler with cut marks On loan to CHCC 51 Scelidosaurus 52 Scelidosaurus Part of back foot of Scelidosaurus Record 34 Now with the rest of the skeleton. David Sole collection 56 Scelidosaurus Three further pieces of Scelidosaurus, specimen 34 Record Specific ID Description Present location number 58 Complex markings left on surface after removal of the wood (which were probably imprinted from the surface of the wood). /Spittles 65 Mixed collection of 34 specimens from a number of . At least Donated to the NHM 2 Cat 1 specimens, one a new species identified by Dr Andrew Ross from the Natural History Museum 67 Grasshopper To be retained by collector 75 Leptonectes? Articulated ichthyosaur (skull and abdomen) Donated o the NHM 76 Ichthyosaurus Stomach contents and possible skin communis 79 Ichthyosaurus Articulated skeleton Sold to another private collector after breviceps having been offered to a museum for the required 6 month period. 86 Insect Wing insect, possible wing. Also unusual plant material in matrix Mike's Minerals, 7 Drakes way, , DT7 3QP 92 Beetle Complete beetle With collector 93 23 Fossil Insects with collector 94 Well preserved bones in 8inch long stone found loose on beach Amateur collector swapped the specimen where big one found. for another; this is now with the main find. 99 Front half skull, paddle, ribs, vert, slightly disarticulated With collector 101 Lobster Well preserved Lobster claw With collector 102 Dragonfly Wing and counterpart. VERY clear. Identified as possible new sp. With collector By Andrew Ross, NHM 123 Large Sponge preserved in Chert Retained by collector (for now) 132 Eugnathus Large almost complete fish. (approx 80cm). Well preserved. With finder Record Specific ID Description Present location number 133 5cm leaf with good veins visible With collector. Available for donation 134 Large skull in nodule and part of rostrum, also some vertebrae and With collector ribs. Appears to have a very short snout. 136 Complete plesiosaur in limestone - to be prepped. With collector but possibly available to museum for sale or donation 141 Coccolepis sp very rare species, complete with finder 165 Paleospinax Soft part preservation, scales and body outline (most of fins worn With collector, future donation to a away by tide) relevant museum 184 Plant Possible impression of a leaf in a pyrite nodule With collector 187 Scelidosaurus Several disarticulated bones (including ) in a nodule With collector 190 Eryonid lobster Perfect preservation in shale. 80% complete due to sea damage With collector 192 Scelidosaurus Loose and nodulised ribs, scutes, vertebrae and partial limb bones With collector 195 Eryonid lobster Two lobsters and one moult With collector 196 Lobster Almost complete specimen Donated to the NHM

Summary – 43 total records. Minus 4 records relating to record 34 (51, 52, 56 and 94), minus 1 found on Monmouth Beach (record 136) minus 1 further record relating to a single specimen linked to record 87 (record 192) = 37 specimens