Cylindrites ungula Morris & Lycett.
Tiny cigar shaped gastropod on matrix. from the famous old locality on top of Minchinhampton Common near Stroud. This was excavated in the 19th century and produced a suite of beautifully preserved molluscs. They were monographed by Morris and Lycett. The old quarry was filled in over 100 years ago. This specimen comes from a Victorian collection (Ex. Dr. Kranz of Bonn, Germany).
Jurassic, Bathonian, Great Oolite Series, Hampen Formation, 'Planking Beds'
Minchinhampton Common, Stroud, Gloucestershire.
Gastropod : 1 cm long.
