Brachiopods from Germany ID

[nala]

it's my 4 days of quarantine and i thought it was time to put a label on few unknow brachiopods bags:)

I received these in two bags as a gift with a very strange label inside ,it could be a mix from various sites,i try to  make few "Familly"of species,there was also three othe fossils inside a bag.perhaps somebody could help?

 

 

[nala]

the second bag

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[nala]

And few music for the moment 

 

[nala]

[caldigger]

@Tidgy's Dad aka: Baron von Brachiopod

[nala]

Thanks Doren!

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Seems to be a collection of Mesozoic brachiopods of several different species, but as the Mesozoic is dominated by the two orders you have here, the Rhynchonellida and the Terebratulida, we have a greater problem with id than even the usual, as without a pretty good idea of provenance, it's really extremely difficult, if not impossible, to provide a more accurate name. 

You might get lucky with the first ones, as the preservation is rather unusual, a pale shell material and a darker brown internal mold, someone more local may recognize them. 

The more elongated ones are indeed Oblongarcula oblonga, the new name for what was known as  Terebratella oblonga. Nice. 

The next one down could possibly be a species of Cretirhynchia, but I'm really starting to guess at this point. 

The sort of reddish ones could be a species of the genus Terebratula itself, but without a locality or a look at the internal loop lophophore supports it's impossible to know. Likewise, the others could be a number of things. 

Your last photo seems to show an echinoid spine, a little echinoid and the tooth of something, but no idea what kinds.  

[nala]

Hello thanks Tidgy's Dad! the last picture show few fossils i found in the bag with the brachiopods,