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What genera of bryozoan is this lovely fan from St. Leon?

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Sample was found in the Liberty formation in the well-known St. Leon roadcut in southeastern Indiana. Sample measures 70.0 x 38.3 millimeters. Monticules are not star-shaped.

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Is there a possibility the monticules are just worn?

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I can't see the individual zooecia clearly, but I think this is Parvohallopora subplana or a worn P. subnodosa. 

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