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18 Mile Creek Fossils- Western New York


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Today I was rearranging fossils in my basement and I came across some fossils that I had purchased in 2019 at a garage sale for $2.00. The pieces are from 18 Mile Creek in Western New York. These fossils are Middle Devonian in age and the person that they belonged to collected them I believe in the 80’s or early 90’s.

 

Here are a few of the pieces. It is nice to have a representative group of some of the fossils from this location.

 

Hopefully I have the ID’s correct on these.

 

Stereolasma rectum-

 

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Mucrospirifer mucronatus (?)

 

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(L) Stropheodonta demissa 

(R) Rhipidomella penelope 

 

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Athyris spiriferoides 

 

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Longispina mucronatus 

 

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Gastropod

 

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Naticonema lineata 
 

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Bryozoan

 

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Straight-Shelled Nautiloid - Spyroceras sp.

 

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Eldredgeops rana

 

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 Greenops barberi

 

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39 minutes ago, Nimravis said:

(L) Stropheodonta demissa 

(R) Rhipidomella penelope 

 

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Here I think the one on the left might be Tropidoleptus carinatus

41 minutes ago, Nimravis said:

Longispina mucronatus 

 

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I believe the first one here is Ambocoelia sp. brachial valve

The other looks like the inarticulate brachiopod Orbiculoidea sp.

43 minutes ago, Nimravis said:

Straight-Shelled Nautiloid 

 

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Spyroceras sp.

 

The Mucrospirifer and E. rana are correct I believe

I am not sure about the coral.

Also not familiar with the species of Greenops that are present there, @Kane might know.

 

Very nice collection with some beautiful fossils!

 

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1 minute ago, Misha said:

Here I think the one on the left might be Tropidoleptus carinatus

I believe the first one here is Ambocoelia sp. brachial valve

The other looks like the inarticulate brachiopod Orbiculoidea sp.

Spyroceras sp.

 

The Mucrospirifer and E. rana are correct I believe

I am not sure about the coral.

Also not familiar with the species of Greenops that are present there, @Kane might know.

 

Very nice collection with some beautiful fossils!

 

Thanks for your help.

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$2.00? You robbed them! Good work.

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Mark.

 

Fossil hunting is easy -- they don't run away when you shoot at them!

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Greenops barberi

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1 hour ago, Mark Kmiecik said:

$2.00? You robbed them! Good work.

I only posted a couple pieces of what I have. At the garage sale that I bought these from, all flats were priced to sell and I bought a lot of things.

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