I had a fun and educational experience on Sunday visiting with a fellow fossil enthusiast at a local Devonian roadcut. Here is a nice find of a spiny brachiopod. It looks to be a
Productella spinulicosta (Hall) in the Jeffersonville Limestone. The partial brachiopod to its left in the picture is some sort of spirifer.
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Large coral head embedded in the rock wall.
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Large horn coral embedded into the wall.