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Corals Fossil found in mountain to ID~


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Corals Fossil found in a base camo when I climbed mountain at an elevation of 3200 metres, to ID~

The corals looks like Liangshanophyllum or waagenophyllum but not quick match the character of Tetracoralla~

Also some Mollusks, maybe Amphineura?

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First, welcome to the Forum!

 

These fossils are fusulinids, which are a type of Foraminifera, as other posters already suggested.  Fusulinids are especially abundant in some Upper Paleozoic marine limestones, where they can be useful as markers of biological zones that have great biostratigraphic value.

 

Don

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5 hours ago, FossilDAWG said:

First, welcome to the Forum!

 

These fossils are fusulinids, which are a type of Foraminifera, as other posters already suggested.  Fusulinids are especially abundant in some Upper Paleozoic marine limestones, where they can be useful as markers of biological zones that have great biostratigraphic value.

 

Don

thanks Don ^ ^

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thank you guys, excuse me for my mistake, they are not corals. But for the two other pic, does my guess (Amphineura) correct?

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