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Found on shores of Lake Ontario (Devonian?).


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This conical, segmented, fossil was picked up off the shores of Lake Ontario in rocks that contain a lot of bryozoan and crinoid fragments.  I think it is Devonian, but could someone help me confirm that, and help me understand what this fossil might be?  

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I agree, orthocone cephalopod

 

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It may also likely be Ordovician in age and not Devonian as most of the Lake Ontario outcrops are predominantly Ordovician with occasional tributary drift of Silurian age rocks. 

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Thank you all, for you informative and prompt responses.  How exciting, indeed.  Thank you!  

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