ammonite

Converse of object

• yield: The shales yield crushed ammonites, but are best known for their high oil content, which gives the rock a distinct smell.
• preserve: The photo below shows a fairly large ammonite preserved in a pale yellow calcite.
• contain: The lowest layer contains ammonites from the topmost zone of the Middle Lias.
• find: The most commonly found ammonites found are those of Iron Pyrite ( Fools Gold ).
• include: During beach scouring, a wider range of fossils can be found including many whole ammonites.
• collect: The photo above shows where you should go to collect the iron pyrite ammonites.

Adjective modifier

• fossil: It is a fossil ammonite - an extinct mollusk that floated through the seas in its coiled shell.
• large: The photo below shows a fairly large ammonite preserved in a pale yellow calcite.
• small: Many smaller ammonites can be collected from combing the tide line.
• many: During beach scouring, a wider range of fossils can be found including many whole ammonites.
• Jurassic: At the base of the Jurassic, ammonites can be found.
• cretaceous: This location is superb for its geology but also for its cretaceous ammonites and other fossils.

Modifies a noun

• fossil: These are in fact ammonite fossils that have had a snakes head carved onto them.
• specie: It benefits from yielding a wide range of ammonite species.
• zone: Of the 74 ammonite zones which have been recognized worldwide in the Jurassic, only three are missing from Dorset.
• fauna: Locals crowd the fields when they are plowed for the highly rich ammonite fauna.
• pair: An Amethyst clusters at only £ 1.50. or a large Ammonite pairs for only £ 6.50.

Noun used with modifier

• yield: Bowleaze Cove The Oxford Clay at Bowleaze Cove yields ammonites and is rich in reptile remains.