Some echinoids :)

[Notidanodon]

Hi Guys, I don’t know if we have any echinoid experts on the forum but I figured I’d try, I’ll start with this piece  this is miocene from the Murray river, australia, there is a lovenia woodi on there but I’m not sure what species the regular echinoid is, thanks for your help  

[sixgill pete]

Ortholophus?

[Notidanodon]

16 minutes ago, sixgill pete said:

Ortholophus?

Thanks Pete, it seems to match this one I found online

[caterpillar]

I agree with Ortholophus pulchellus

[Notidanodon]

1 hour ago, caterpillar said:

I agree with Ortholophus pulchellus

Thanks for the confirmation  

[Notidanodon]

I have another one from the same place  @caterpillar @sixgill pete I was wondering whether you could help again? Thanks so much  

[Al Dente]

It looks like Fellaster incisa. Nice one.

[siteseer]

Hi Will,

 

If you're collecting echinoids from the area, you might want to invest in a copy of this:

 

https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?kn=Tony+Sadler%2C+Fossils+of+Southern+Australia&sortby=20&cm_mmc=AMZ-_-DetailPage-_-OOS-_-NOISBN

 

Jess

[Notidanodon]

1 hour ago, siteseer said:

Hi Will,

 

If you're collecting echinoids from the area, you might want to invest in a copy of this:

 

https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?kn=Tony+Sadler%2C+Fossils+of+Southern+Australia&sortby=20&cm_mmc=AMZ-_-DetailPage-_-OOS-_-NOISBN

 

Jess

Hi Jess, thanks for the link, I have stopped collecting echinoids now so I’m trying to get a final ID on things so I can pass them on   Thanks for your help @Al Dente

it seems we’re on a roll here so these are my last ones  sorry if I’m asking too much 

1.another ortholopus pulchellus?

2.? Much flatter than the last

3.this ones even flatter!

4.?? cute and very round  

thanks again everyone for all your help 

All the best

will

[caterpillar]

14 hours ago, Al Dente said:

It looks like Fellaster incisa. Nice one.

I agree