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Possible "paterina"


PRK

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These comparative specimens are lower cambrian inarticulate brachiopods from the lathem shale. I collected them in the classic locality at the marble mountains in the Mohave desert, over 40years ago. They too are a variety of PATERINA

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Those are cool, Paul!

It looks like a lot of ichno stuff going on with those slabs, too. Especially the first one, or is that different fossils; kind of look 'plant-ish'?

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Steve

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To answer your question, not quite sure. The brachs are under study at the moment. And if there is any significance to the ichnos, I'm sure they will receive proper attention. However probably just bits and pieces of dissarticulated trilos

BTW specimen #2 has a ghostly trilo cephalon on the bottom of the small reddish plate

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Nice! How big are they? Kind of hard to tell scale with what you have.

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nice brachs!

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