Found in Eganville Canada, I know it’s some kind of shell but can anyone be more specific?

[KingSepron]

Found in Eagletown. One more photo to come

[KingSepron]

The underneath

[Ludwigia]

I'm Canadian, but I have no idea where Eagletown is. Where is it? What kind of stratigraphy do you have there?

[KingSepron]

21 minutes ago, Ludwigia said:

I'm Canadian, but I have no idea where Eagletown is. Where is it? What kind of stratigraphy do you have there?

I might mean Eganville

[Peat Burns]

Eganville is Ordovician (Bobcaygeon Fm.)

[Ludwigia]

Looks like a bivalve, but I can't be any more specific than that. Anyone else familiar with the Ordovician fauna from this area?

[FossilDAWG]

The specimen does not look like anything I have ever seen from Eganville or anywhere in the Ottawa Valley, and the matrix is also unlike anything I have ever seen from the area. 

 

Don

[KingSepron]

1 minute ago, FossilDAWG said:

The specimen does not look like anything I have ever seen from Eganville or anywhere in the Ottawa Valley, and the matrix is also unlike anything I have ever seen from the area. 

 

Don

I found it a while ago so it might be possible it's from elsewhere, but I'm 99% sure it is from Eganville. I also found 3 Favositid tabulate samples while there.

[Peat Burns]

Ambonychiidae? (Anomalodonta? Ambonychia?)

[KingSepron]

42 minutes ago, Peat Burns said:

Ambonychiidae? (Anomalodonta? Ambonychia?)

Could be, the dates match up certainly

[KingSepron]

Is that definite then?