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Friday, January 15, 2010

Recent Devonian Fossil Finds


The snow has pretty much melted and it is above freezing so time for a quick jaunt to look for fossils. The Devonian corals are always good to find and some of them made an appearance. This first set of fossils though are crinoid stems with branch remanents. I sometimes wonder if they are holdfasts of some sort.


 

 

Here is a fossil of a brachiopod that might be a Brevispirifer.
 
 These next three images are of the Aulacophyllum horn coral that has a diamond like shape.  Found in the Jeffersonville Limestone of Jefferson County Kentucky.
 

 

 


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2 comments:

  1. UnknownOctober 15, 2010 at 4:37 PM

    great fossils!!! i have a devonian fossil collection from Cornwall, Britian, which is being looked at by a museum!!! If you type in GREENSTONE REDBUBBLE and go to page 5, you can view my fossils if youd like!!!

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  2. UnknownJuly 1, 2013 at 3:58 AM

    WHO ARE YOU? I AM GREENSTONE AT REDBUBBLE AND YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO CLAIM THAT ANYTHING TO DO WITH ME HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH YOU. GO FIND YOUR OWN FOSSILS AND STOP TRYING TO TAKE CREDIT FOR THINGS THAT ARE NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU.

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