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|description={{en|1=Bugle Pit, Hartwell, in Middle or Upper and Lower Purbecks. Excursion to Aylesbury, Hartwell and Stone, July 27th 1912. The most well known fossil from this pit is the large Ammonite (Perisphinctes boloniensis) which is frequently seen built into the walls of Hartwell Park and other buildings as ornament. Added note: Pendle of Upper Portland, Ammonites boloniensis; Lower Purbeck; Middle or Upper Purbeck; Stony clay. [Bottom to top.]. BGS image P805585.}}<br />
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