This fossil appears to be a baby Ectenocrinus crinoid calyx and stem fossil. It is in matrix with group of other creatures found in the Kope Formation (Eden Group) of Carroll County, Kentucky, USA. When it was found part of the stem was covered. It is quite small with the entire fossil about 1 cm in length. How I spotted it is sorta of a mystery, lucky I guess. Fossil dates to the Ordovician Period.
Thanks to Kenny for cleaning the matrix so the entire fossil is visible.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Baby Ectenocrinus Crinoid Calyx and Stem
Labels:
calyx,
crinoid,
kope formation,
ordovician
Saturday, November 9, 2013
Pseudoatrypa Brachiopod of Silica Shale
This fossil appears to be a Pseudoatrypa sp. brachiopod fossil. It was found in the Silica Shale of Sylvania, Ohio, USA. The fossil dates to the Middle Devonian Period.
Learn more at the Views of the Mahantango Internet blog.
Thanks to Vic for the fossil.
Labels:
brachiopod,
devonian,
ohio,
silica formation
Friday, November 8, 2013
Pholidostrophia Brachiopod Fossil
This fossil appears to be a Pholidostrophia geniculata? brachiopod fossil. It was found in the Silica Shale of Sylvania, Ohio, USA. The fossil dates to the Middle Devonian Period.
Learn more at the Views of the Mahantango Internet blog.
Thanks to Vic for the fossil.
Labels:
brachiopod,
devonian,
ohio,
silica formation
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