Interesting assortment of fossils

[Nautiloid]

Last year while fossil hunting in a creek in Chenango Forks, New York I came across an interesting looking rock. The rock was primarily made up of gastropods with a few bivalves and brachiopods. It was a very crumbly, silty rock. I believe it is upper Devonian because I’ve only ever found upper Devonian rocks at that creek but I’ve been unable to find anything close to what I found in Karl A. Wilson’s Field Guide to the Devonian Fossils of New York  

[Nautiloid]

Platyceras gastropods:

 

[Nautiloid]

Bellerophon gastropods:

 

[Nautiloid]

Other gastropods:

 

[Nautiloid]

What I think is a goniatite:

 

[Nautiloid]

Bivalves:

 

[Nautiloid]

Brachiopod:

[Ludwigia]

Your gastropods appear to belong to Platyceras.

[Kane]

I'm with Roger. You may want to double check with newer literature, as some have been reassigned as Spinplatycerids.

[Nautiloid]

3 hours ago, Ludwigia said:

Your gastropods appear to belong to Platyceras.

 

2 hours ago, Kane said:

I'm with Roger. You may want to double check with newer literature, as some have been reassigned as Spinplatycerids.

Thanks for the info