Showing posts with label coral ridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coral ridge. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
Amplexus Pyrite Horn Coral
This fossil is a pyritized horn coral. The identification appears to be Amplexus fragilis
(White & St. John) of the Coral Ridge fauna, New Providence Shale
of Jefferson County, Kentucky. Time period for this specimen is Middle
Mississippian (Osagean). It was found by a local geology professor Barbara Conkin years ago.
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conkin,
coral,
coral ridge,
Kentucky,
mississippian,
new providence,
pyrite
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Cantabricanites? greenei Goniatite
This fossil is a rare find called Cantabricanites? greenei pyritized gastropod. It was found in the Coral Ridge Member of the New Providence Shale of Jefferson County, Kentucky. Dated to the Middle Mississippian Period (Osagean).
Labels:
coral ridge,
goniatite,
mississippian
Monday, April 23, 2012
Glabrocingulum ellenae Gastropod
This fossil is a rare find called Glabrocingulum ellenae pyritized gastropod. It was found in the Coral Ridge Member of the New Providence Shale of Jefferson County, Kentucky. Dated to the Middle Mississippian Period (Osagean).
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Pyritized Horn Coral - Amplexus fragilis
This is an interesting fossil in that it is pyritized and a horn coral. The identification appears to be Amplexus fragilis (White & St. John) of the Coral Ridge fauna, New Providence Shale of Jefferson County, Kentucky. Time period for this specimen is Middle Mississippian (Osagean).
Thanks to Alan for trading for this fossil.
Thanks to Alan for trading for this fossil.
Labels:
coral,
coral ridge,
horn coral,
jefferson county kentucky,
mississippian,
pyrite
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