Thursday, March 11, 2010
Constellaria Bryozoan Kentucky
This bryozoan fossil has to be a favorite to find because of its star like patterns. It is called Constellaria and is found in the Lexington Limestone of Franklin County, Kentucky. Ordovician Period was the time in which this creature lived. This piece is about 5 cm long and is the largest I have found so far.
Labels:
bryozoan,
Kentucky,
lexington limestone,
ordovician
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Brevispirifer of Louisville Kentucky
These fossils are called the Brevispirifer gregarius (Clapp, 1857). It existed in the Jeffersonville Limestone during the Middle Devonian Period. Fossils found in Louisville, Kentucky.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Stylophoran Enoploura (Carpoid) Fossil
Over the weekend the weather was very nice for March. So I visited a Lexington Limestone site with two friends and collected Ordovician Period fossils. Here is one of my rare finds of a fossil plate of a carpoid called Enoploura. Fossil found in Franklin County, Kentucky.
Also view this November 22, 2009 blog entry of a larger section of Enoploura found.
Also view this November 22, 2009 blog entry of a larger section of Enoploura found.
Labels:
carpoid,
Kentucky,
lexington limestone,
ordovician
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