St.Leon Bryozoan

[Tidgy's Dad]

Hello, friends! 

This bryozoan is tiny, about a mm wide. It seems to be made up of overlapping tubes arranges diagonally across the zooarium. 

It come from the Southgate Hill road cutting, St. Leon, Indiana and I think is from the Liberty Formation, Cincinnatian, Late Ordovician due to other species found in the same piece of rock. The other species include Xenocrinus baeri, Hebertella occidentalis, Zygospira modesta, Graptodictya perelegans, Bythopora deliculata, Batostoma sp. and Stictopora emacerata. I think. 

Thank you for looking.

[LabRatKing]

44 minutes ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

Hello, friends! 

This bryozoan is tiny, about a mm wide. It seems to be made up of overlapping tubes arranges diagonally across the zooarium. 

It come from the Southgate Hill road cutting, St. Leon, Indiana and I think is from the Liberty Formation, Cincinnatian, Late Ordovician due to other species found in the same piece of rock. The other species include Xenocrinus baeri, Hebertella occidentalis, Graptodictya perelegans, Bythopora deliculata and Stictopora emacerata. I think. 

Thank you for looking.

I am curious as I have a few similar specimens I have been wondering about.

[ClearLake]

Adam, I swear I have seen this one somewhere but I can not find what I thought I remember. The closest I came was a Devonian form but that is not it. I’ll sleep on it, perhaps it will come to me in a dream. 

[Tidgy's Dad]

On 3/1/2021 at 8:10 PM, LabRatKing said:

I am curious as I have a few similar specimens I have been wondering about.

 

On 3/2/2021 at 5:06 AM, ClearLake said:

Adam, I swear I have seen this one somewhere but I can not find what I thought I remember. The closest I came was a Devonian form but that is not it. I’ll sleep on it, perhaps it will come to me in a dream. 

Thanks for looking, chaps. 

I'll put in in the 'Dunno' section for now.