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Dark gray limestone matrix with unknown fossils, corals? bryozoans? something else?
Bullsnake replied to SPrice's topic in Fossil ID
The first item reminds me of a brachiopod valve (derbyia?). I agree with bryozoan for the other. I love that picture, also!- 1 reply
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- lower pennsylvanian
- upper mississippian
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- lower devonian
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I'm thinking a very nice example of fenestrate bryozoan base.
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- cone shape
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I can't help either, but looks similar to some I found a few years ago. http://www.thefossilforum.com/index.php?/search/&q=Bryozoan&author=Bullsnake&sortby=relevancy
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Pinniretepora. I've been finding this in the scope. I figured bryozoan, but hadn't looked it up yet. (Stuff is kind of packed away for moving right now) World class thread, Mitch!
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Upper Penn., Lansing group, Plattsburg fm.(thanks for the help, Missourian). Recognizing this piece as similar to a previous post in this thread, I was debating whether to post it or not. But, while examining it, this little white speck caught my eye. That's it, right next to the 1mm mark. and, next to a dime So, that called for some deeper examination with the loupe. It's very tooth-like, but there is alot of white minerally looking stuff in the matrix, so it might just be a worn piece of mineral. I don't know. Either way, it literally pointed me to another first for me...a conodont! I've circled the 'tooth' in red, and the conodont in green (and labeled the circles for our color-blind friends). The arrows point to a couple of polyp looking things, and the trapezoid is another thing that may be bryozoan. The holes look really irregular, though. Sorry if this gets too far off topic, but one thing led to another with this piece. I'm still proud of my algae, though! Steve