Echinoderm fossil that existed in the Eocene Epoch of the Palaeogene Period. It was found in Monroeville, Alabama (Gosport Sand?). My research shows two sand dollar fossils being found in Alabama: Periarchus lyelli and Protoscutella mississippiensis. The descriptions were difficult to decode and the images I found need to have higher resolution and contrast.
Thanks to Herb and Pam for the specimen.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Alabama Echinoderm Fossils
Labels:
alabama,
echinoderm,
eocene,
palaeogene
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Myliobatis Ray Teeth Fossils
Eagle ray teeth fossils (Myliobatis sp.) found in the Peace River Formation of Florida. The fossils are from the Eocene Epoch of the Palaeogene Period.
Thanks to Pam and Herb for the Peace River Formation gravel that these fossils were found in.
Labels:
eocene,
florida,
palaeogene,
peace river,
shark
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Jurassic Ammonites
Unidentified ammonite fossils from Drügendorf, Germany. Time period for these fossils are Jurassic (Kimmeridgian).
Thanks to Dave at the blog View of the Mahantango for these specimens.
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