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  1. Dean Ruocco

    Odontocephalus aegeria

    From the album: Pennsylvania trilobites

    Odontocephalus aegeria Onondaga Limestone, Needmore Shale Member, Perry County, Pennsylvania Collected by Jim forester
  2. Dean Ruocco

    Dipleura dekayii

    From the album: Pennsylvania trilobites

    Dipleura dekayii Mahatango shale, Danville Pa
  3. Thomas1982

    Olenellus getzi

    From the album: Kinzers Formation

    Olenellus getzi Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
  4. Fossildude19

    Bothriolepis body cast double

    From the album: Fossildude's Upper Devonian Fish Fossils

    Bothriolepis sp. body casts Upper Devonian Catskill Formation Metzgers' Quarry, Canton, PA.

    © 2022 Tim Jones

  5. Stephen Tirone

    Is this a fossil?

    Another "is this a fossil" question. Found in Slippery Rock Creek, in McConnell's Mill State Park, Pennsylvania. Looks to me like one of those old very old trees with the cross-hatched bark like a pineapple that I recall from my early childhood books. Am I way off? Hoping the links below work. -Steve img 1 img 2
  6. cameronsfossilcollection

    Wanneria walcottana negative

    From the album: My Kinzers Formation Fossil Collection

    The B-Side to the nice Wanneria I found with Dean Ruocco in 2022. This bug was in his collection until I traded him for it. Thanks Dean!
  7. Hello! I was making some thin sections of some material from the Excello shale and found a very large and bizarre structure. Sorry in advance it was too big for my microscope camera to really capture it all, but here is the specimen in question its most likely coated in apatite/phosphate? along with small radiolarian/sponge spicules surrounding it I sent a photo to my professor and he said it could be something new but he would have to see it in person (he is an expert in Radiolarian microfossils) I wanted to post it here and see if anyone had any ideas to throw out. Here it is under 4x power (it is still a little bit of a "thick section" rather than thin section but I plan to grind it down at another time) I don't think it is a radiolarian (unless it is a ginormous one) as the largest I have found from the Excello was about 1000 microns Here is the largest one I can confirm is a Radiolarian (Entactinaria sp.?): Bonus Rad that shows possible apatite/phosphate coating in more detail (old photo) Let me know if you guys have any suggestions or questions let me know and Ill try to aid in any way I can.
  8. Thomas1982

    Larval Olenellus

    From the album: Kinzers Formation

    Larval Olenellus Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
  9. Shale_stack

    Eastern PA tetrapods

    I’ve been reading up about fossils in the Eastern PA region and came across a few papers about vertebrate fossils. Are any of these sites still accessible ?
  10. I found some pyritized plants a few days ago and noticed that one looks like a stem with seed pods. The fossil measures 2 cm and is from the Glenshaw Formation of Beaver County Pennsylvania. I'm nearly certain that what looks like a stem is a stem, but what are the three round things seemingly attached? Help is appreciated, thanks.
  11. Lucid_Bot

    Pennsylvanian Tooth Fragment?

    Found what looks like a tooth fragment last week. I've only ever found Petalodus teeth in this formation and it doesn't quite look like those. There are no serrations on the fragment. This was found in Allegheny County, PA, is from the Glenshaw Formation and is probably out of the Brush Creek Limestone.Thanks for the help.
  12. Lucid_Bot

    Pyrite Plants--Gold and Green

    Last week I was hunting in my usual location in Allegheny County Pennsylvania (Glenshaw Formation) and found that several of my specimens have splotches of what appears to be pyrite crystals. With some of the broken fossils I could see that even the insides contained gold-colored pyrite. On the other side of these plates were what looked like rootlets covered in a pale green mineral. Is this pale green mineral pyrite as well? Is there some way I could test this? Thanks for the help.
  13. Lucid_Bot

    Pennsylvanian Marine and Plants

    Howdy! I'm finding some beautiful stuff digging in the Glenshaw Formation of Allegheny and Beaver counties. Hoping to find out/confirm what they are. The limestone finds I believe are from the Brush Creek Limestone. As usual, all help is greatly appreciated, thanks! Side view of Wilkingia? Never saw round leaves before Spiropteris? Sigillaria bark? Some sort of bone or root of a Petalodus tooth?
  14. Thomas1982

    Eldredgeops rana

    From the album: Mahantango Formation

    Eldredgeops rana Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania
  15. Thomas1982

    Eldredgeops rana

    From the album: Mahantango Formation

    Eldredgeops rana Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
  16. Lucid_Bot

    Glenshaw Formation Unknown

    I found this piece in my back yard a couple of years back and I still don't know what it is. It is Pennsylvanian, Glenshaw Formation and from Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Thanks in advance for all help.
  17. From the album: Silurian

    Platystoma sp. Late Silurian Tonoloway Formation Mount Pleasant, PA. A gift from sTamprockcoin
  18. Jeffrey P

    Nautiloid Orthocones from Altoona, PA.

    From the album: Silurian

    Unidentified Nautiloid Orthocones Late Silurian Mifflintown Formation Sam's Club Altoona, PA.
  19. From the album: Silurian

    Homotoma sp. Gastropod Internal Mold Late Silurian Mifflintown Formation Bellwood, PA.
  20. From the album: Silurian

    Brachiopod Matrix Late Silurian Mifflintown Formation Sam's Club Altoona, PA.
  21. Jeffrey P

    Brachiopod Matrix from Bellwood, PA.

    From the album: Silurian

    Brachiopod Matrix Late Silurian Mifflintown Formation Bellwood, PA.
  22. Jeffrey P

    Athyrid Brachiopods from Bellwood, PA.

    From the album: Silurian

    Whitfieldella nitida Athyrid Brachiopods Late Silurian Mifflintown Formation Bellwood, PA.
  23. From the album: Silurian

    1.) Homeospira marylandica 2.) Camarotoechia neglecta 3.) Sterhynchus andrewsi Rhynchonellid Brachiopods Late Silurian Mifflintown Formation Sam's Club Altoona, PA. Thanks to Shamalama Dave for ID help
  24. Some gastropod specimens I collected in Western PA. in December in calcareous shale (Ames Limestone- Pennsylvanian) . Can you help with the genus IDs? Thanks.
  25. Found these, my first Pennsylvanian Age marine fossils in calcareous shale in a road cut in western Pennsylvania on a recent trip. According to the Fossil Collecting in Pennsylvania guide, the formation is the Ames Limestone. Any help with IDs would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. 1.)
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