HERES ROUND 3 OF ID HELP

[ROCKHOUND351]

1. First one is a Spirifer i think, but dont know which kind, sorry forgot something for scale size, its a little under 3/4 inch.

2. Some type of shell

3. Some type of shell

4. Another type of shell

5. ( pictures 5-6-7) A conglomerate with alot of different types of material, ive tried taking like 20 pictures but couldnt get better detail. 2 things i think that weird the most i have marked in last picture, but if i could get better detail you would see. but i cant so had to draw as best i could. top marked area looks almost like scaled lzard skin, and its folded also going 90 degrees not all flat. the bottom circle marked is really detailled and has a bunch of lines almost fingerprint like.

6. (pictures 8-9-10-11) A cavity in the rock with spongy like material, both big pieces were conected together but broke in half, pictures 10-11 show a little piece that was connected and broke off, but shows some detail.

7. I believe crinoid, but never seen this type pictured?

8. Is this crinoid?

[Fossildude19]

1. Possibly Mucrospirifer mucronatus brachiopod.

2. Tropidoleptus carinatus brachiopod.

3. Tropidoleptus carinatus internal casts.

4 Tropidoleptus carinatus Imprints

5. "Lizard skin" is actually a bryozoan. "Fingerprint pattern" is an imprint of a crinoid columnal. 

6. Bryozoan.

7. Imprint of a crinoid columnal.

8. Pyritized  internal cast of an orthocone cephalopod. 

 

For your Mahantango (Deer Lake) Formation fossils,  this PDF  might be able to help ID your finds.