Gastropod ID NSR

[Planko]

Found two of these today along with a red Glabrocingulum grayvillense. I have looked but cannot find the proper ID. Any help will be appreciated. 

 

 

[DPS Ammonite]

1 hour ago, Planko said:

Found two of these today along with a red Glabrocingulum grayvillense. I have looked but cannot find the proper ID. Any help will be appreciated. 

 

Glabrocingulum grayvillense is Pennsylvanian. Are you sure that it way not a Gyrodes major or a Pyropsis proxima? Show us a picture. 

 

The high spired gastropod is a Turitella trilara.

 

For help with NSR fossils see the new “Fossil Collector’s Guidebook to the North Sulphur River” by the Dallas Paleontology Society.

[Planko]

Thanks for the info. I will order the book. I do think the red gastropod is either of those. I will post pics tomorrow. 

[Tidgy's Dad]

1 hour ago, Planko said:

Thanks for the info. I will order the book. I do think the red gastropod is either of those. I will post pics tomorrow. 

Did I say, I love your avatar photo? 

[Planko]

HAHA. That's Tiny. She is around 100lbs right now. Had her just about a month after she came out of the shell. We have her, a eastern box and Bell's hinge back. I have had Torti since I was a kid. 

 

I like you avatar also. 

[Planko]

20 hours ago, DPS Ammonite said:

Glabrocingulum grayvillense is Pennsylvanian. Are you sure that it way not a Gyrodes major or a Pyropsis proxima? Show us a picture. 

 

The high spired gastropod is a Turitella trilara.

 

For help with NSR fossils see the new “Fossil Collector’s Guidebook to the North Sulphur River” by the Dallas Paleontology Society.

I have attached the pics of the red gastropod. Let me know what you think. 

 

[DPS Ammonite]

Pyropsis proxima it is.

[Planko]

Thanks!