Stereospyroceras sp. (fossil cephalopod) in lime – slab surface 990

Slab surface: Stereospyroceras sp. (fossil cephalopod) in limestone (Champlain Black Marble) (Crown Poin
Stereospyroceras sp. (fossil cephalopod) in lime – slab surface 990. Photo: James St. John, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons.

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A Slab surface: Stereospyroceras sp. (fossil cephalopod) in limestone (Champlain Black Marble) (Crown Point Limestone, Middle Ordovician. Photograph by James St. John, CC BY 2.0, from Wikimedia Commons. Dominant tones measured on the image: charcoal (48%), black (24%), green (21%).

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charcoal 48%black 24%green 21%grey 8%

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