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| Rhynchotreta cuneata |
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| Eospirifer eudora |
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| Whitfieldella nitida |
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| Eospirifer radiatus |
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| Laptaena waldronensis |
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| Meristina maria |
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| Unicinulus stricklandi |
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| Stegerhynchus sp. |
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| Parmorthis waldronensis (Foerste) |
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| Rhipidomella hybrida |
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| Atrypa reticularis |
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| Homoeospira evax |
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| Uncinulus saffordi |
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| Fardenia subplana |
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| "Orthis" subnodosa |
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| Dictyonella reticulata |
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| Spirifer (Delthyris) crispus simplex |
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| Protomegastrophia profunda |
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| Sieberella roemeri? |
3 comments:
Mike, Thanks to the shells you posted and labelled, I have been able to confirm my first Eospirifer radiatus from the Keyser formation (also part of the Helderberg Fauna). I also have some Whirfieldella and Meristina as well as a Meristella. I'll post pics of these on my blog at a later date.
I am glad it was useful. There are maybe another 10 brachiopods I am having issues identifying.
Just ordered a book on Rochester Shale fossils that I am hoping will help with identification though.
Hello my son found a small rock with a shell indented into it and I’m wondering if I could get it identified if it is a shell. Thank you dylanrizza7@gmail.com is where you can get back to me
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