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  1. The French N. laevigatus specimens that I have are 2-17mm in diameter. .
  2. Hi, I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on the ID of these fossil structures. They're found in a fossil patch reef of Bartonian age in Northern Spain, at the moment I am exploring the possibility that they could be very large oysters of some kind, they could possibly be stromatoporoid fossils though (however they don't have any obvious internal layering or structures). Other fossils nearby include small oysters and solitary and colonial scleractinian corals, along with large nummulitid foraminiferans. The layered fossils were very hard, and I was not able to take any samples, interestingly they did spark in contact with a hammer, could this be due to silicification? One of the nummulites also had a shiny metallic luster. Hope some of that helps, thanks in advance for any help.
  3. Andriy

    Help ID. Sponge and clam?

    Hi all!) Pleace, help ID. Sponge and unknown peice -
  4. pinkus

    Balanophyllia inauris 2

    From the album: Eocene Corals of NJ

    I am pretty confident in this identification. The curve is in the plane of the longer axis which is supposedly diagnostic. These are cited as the most common coral in the Manasquan Formation. Found in Monmouth County, New Jersey.
  5. Andriy

    82.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  6. Andriy

    81.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose near the oyster.
  7. Andriy

    80.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose near the Cummelia americana.
  8. Andriy

    79.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  9. Andriy

    78.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  10. Andriy

    77.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  11. Andriy

    76.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  12. Andriy

    75.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  13. Andriy

    74.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  14. Andriy

    73.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  15. Andriy

    72.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  16. Andriy

    71.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  17. Andriy

    70.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  18. Andriy

    69.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  19. Andriy

    68.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose. Regeneration.
  20. Andriy

    67.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  21. Andriy

    66.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  22. Andriy

    65.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  23. Andriy

    64.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  24. Andriy

    63.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
  25. Andriy

    62.jpg

    From the album: Corals (Point 1).

    Rugose.
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