Fossils found in Worcestershire
The Paleobiology Database records 67 fossil occurrences of 28 genera in Worcestershire, United Kingdom. Every fossil site is shown on the map; colours show the main group found there. Counties are modern administrative areas, assigned from each collection’s coordinates using Natural Earth boundaries (public domain).
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What fossils have been found in Worcestershire?
The genera with the most fossil records in Worcestershire include Ichthyosaurus, Dicrostonyx, Mastodonsaurus, Leptonectes, Cyclotosaurus, Bromsgroveia.
Ichthyosaurs (2 genera)
Crocodile relatives (3 genera)
Bromsgroveia · 2 more genera recorded.
Early tetrapods & amphibians (3 genera)
Mastodonsaurus, Cyclotosaurus · 1 more genera recorded.
Ice Age & later mammals (3 genera)
Dicrostonyx · 2 more genera recorded.
Ancient fish & sharks (2 genera)
2 more genera recorded.
Ammonites & nautiloids (8 genera)
8 more genera recorded.
Trilobites & sea scorpions (7 genera)
7 more genera recorded.
Fossil occurrences: Paleobiology Database (CC0 as reported by the API; CC BY 4.0 policy), downloaded 23 October 2026. Genus pages quote Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).