This brachiopod Productid was part of the James Conkin collection. It was found in Larue County, Kentucky, USA in the St. Louis Formation....

Imprint remains of fossilized brachiopod called Meristella maria (Hall, 1863). James Hall renamed the genus Meristina  (Hall, 1867). These a...

This plate contains a number of spiny brachiopods that appear to be Productella spinulicosta (Hall, 1867) in the Jeffersonville Limestone. ...

This image is of a  Rafinesquina ponderosa  (Hayes and Ulrich, 1903) brachiopod fossil. It was found in the area of Cincinnati Ohio USA. Th...

  This image is of a  Spirifer laevicosta  brachiopod fossil. It was found in Eifel, Germany. The brachiopod lived in the Devonian Period.  ...

  This image is of a Richthofenia permiana brachiopod fossil. The animal existed in the Permian Period. Fossil was discovered in Texas, US...

  My cousin screened through a lot of micro material I brought back from Alpena Michigan USA in October 2021. It was found in the Potter Far...

  Here are some illustrations of the brachiopod fossil Productella spinulicosta (Hall, 1867). The fossil was found in the Marcellus and Ha...

  Here are some illustrations of the brachiopod fossil Orthothetes subplanus (Conrad). The fossil was found in the Clinton beds at Niagara ...

  In 2012, I posted a crinoid calyx fossil which was identified as a Phanocrinus nitidus . Recently, I revisited this fossil and took some ...

  A few weekends ago, we stopped at a Huck's Market ( 675 Western Kentucky Parkway, Beaver Dam, Kentucky ) at on our way to a wedding in...

This fossil is quite interesting. It appears to a brachiopod with very long spines. The fossil is from the collection of the late Dr. James ...

This brachiopod fossil appears to be a Pseudolingula from the Ordovician Period. It was found in the Logana Member of the Lexington Limesto...

  This brachiopod fossil appears to be the Brevispirifer gregarius  (Clapp, 1857). It was found in the Jeffersonville Limestone which dates...

These pictures are of what appears to be a Syringothyrus texta  (Hall, 1857) brachiopod fossil. On the hinge line and where the shells come ...

  Yesterday I volunteered at the Falls of the Ohio State Park (Clarksville, Indiana USA) where I spent about 5 hours setting up, identifyi...

Today's entry is to highlight a number of fossil YouTube videos featuring the University of Cincinnati geology professor Dr. Carlton Bre...

This picture is of a Dallinella occidentalis (Dall, 1871) modern brachiopod. It was found in Minnesota USA. I cannot find this specimen in t...

Photoshop enhanced and colored from copy of photograph in Miss Emma Carleton scrapbook no. 1, page 11. Date unknown but probably early 1900s...