4 very strange brachiopods

[nala]

Perhaps somebody have seen these very strange shape before?(i saw a lot of brachiopods before but never like those before)the very big problem is I can't say the stage ,the location, the label will be "Known unto God " 

[ClearLake]

Those are some beauties!  It’s a pity you don’t know when or where they are from as that would certainly help the ID. I will say they look similar to some Pennsylvanian forms I’m familiar with, but hopefully someone will recognize the preservation, etc to be more certain. @Tidgy's Dad will want to see these. Last one looks similar to a Punctospirifer, and the second to last a Hystriculina. The second one looks like an inflated and elongated version of Condrathyris while the first one looks like a finely ribbed version of Composita. 

Edited April 6, 2021 by ClearLake

[nala]

Thanks a lot for the help , Hystriculina have the same shape,yes!  it could be !,Condrathyris looks very close,Composita,i have a doubt,i have several Punctospirifer and i never see before these holes on them,it's really strange for me,thanks !

[Mahnmut]

Hi,

can you tell that these are from the same location, if not from which one?

Best regards,

J

Edited April 7, 2021 by Mahnmut
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[nala]

Hello Mahmut,i have no idea of the site and if rhey come from different areas(i think it should be the case)    but they really not have a common shape,i never saw this kind of  brachiopods before(and i saw a lot!)best regards

[nala]

I have two very good tracks ,in fact it was told Timor for these samples,but i didn't find the ID ! 

SPIRIFER Sp(the exact ID?). Permian Timor, Indonesia

Productus gratiosus (WAAGEN 1884) Permian Timor, Indonesia with a good picture from a friend collection

The two other brachiopods have not a "Permian shape

[Tidgy's Dad]

Lovely specimens, but I can't make any better suggestions than those made already.