Teeny-weeny unknown

[Denis Arcand]

I found the following Teeny-weeny fossil, among this colony of brachiopods. We can see many similar fragments all having the same size. I posted pictures of some of the best fragments.  Found it in Nicolet River Formation near Montreal, Quebec.

 

For me it looks like, maybe, a fragment of conularid, but I wasn't able to find anything exactly like it on the internet. 

 

Does somebody know what this is? 

 

 

 

 

 

[Al Dente]

On 9/24/2021 at 9:11 PM, Denis Arcand said:

Does somebody know what this is? 

It looks like a plate from a rhombiferan.

[Tetradium]

10 hours ago, Al Dente said:

It looks like a plate from a rhombiferan.

Hard for me to tell too. Notice the fossils had gone through some nasty weathering as most brachiopods lost their tops. 

[Denis Arcand]

On 9/26/2021 at 6:40 AM, Al Dente said:

It looks like a plate from a rhombiferan.

 

Thanks Al Dente for your help. With the name you gave me, I was able to find the following link, the pattern closely resembles the one on the pictures found http://www.geofair.com/weird_pics.htm 

 

Do you know where I can find more information on rhombiferan? 

I wonder how rare theses fragment that I found could be an if they have a scientific value? 

 

[Denis Arcand]

On 9/26/2021 at 5:36 PM, Tetradium said:

Hard for me to tell too. Notice the fossils had gone through some nasty weathering as most brachiopods lost their tops. 

 

I wish i found it sooner, it could have been a beautiful piece without the nasty weathering.

[Denis Arcand]

I did an images comparison of the images, and I think it a match, although the images are not very clear we can clearly see that they have similar patterns.

 

The image on the left is a Glyptocystitid Rhombiferan  the images on the right is my tinny-wenny fossil.

 

[Denis Arcand]

 

HI @FossilDAWG i saw that you answer about on other post on rhombiferan, can you help identify this one?

 

pectinirhomb, Cheirocystites or  maybe somthing else ?

 

Thanks!