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A nice Dictyonema flabelliforme dendroid graptolite from Oslo Fields in Norway. It's Tremadoc, Lower Ordovician in age and is thus maybe around 480 mya. Another angle :
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Hello, I got this cool little Scolecodont (annelid worm jaw) from the Ordovician Fairview Formation of Kentucky. It's tiny as one would expect at 3 mm long. Does anyone know what species it's from? I found a reference for IDing scolecodonts from Cincinnati Ohio: http://drydredgers.org/scolec2.htm, and Nereigenys seems like a decent match with my specimen, though the first two "hooks" are much more prominent on mine. These are also different localities.
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It was a planned family get together at my sister's ranch in Kentucky to celebrate my father's 90th birthday. I was travelling from Southeastern New York by car. Made it to Harrison, Ohio the first day, right on the border with Indiana. Next morning, weather was pleasant and I was out to the famous St. Leon road cut, a place that I've wanted to visit for years. Finally made it there. Spent the entire day. Despite the site's fame, didn't see another collector and except for one brief shower the weather was perfect though a little on the warm side. I explored the entire exposure though the best was just below one of the terraces where the brachiopods and corals were weathering out of the shale complete.
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