Unknown Mortimer Forest Silurian find

[DE&i]

There's many a fossil to be found at Mortimer Forest in Ludlow from the Silurian.

 

But I can't seem to find a i.d. for this one.

 

Please check the wonderful link below for any hidden clue's I may have missed.

 

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/ukfossils.co.uk/2003/03/04/mortimer-forest/amp/

 

 

[Micah]

I don't know this area but the shapes seem to suggest cephalopod to me.

[westcoast]

Possibly trilobite thoracic segment or spine. We can see the scale but not the units..mm, cm...?

[DE&i]

18 minutes ago, Micah said:

I don't know this area but the shapes seem to suggest cephalopod to me.

Thank you @Micah all noted

[DE&i]

18 minutes ago, westcoast said:

Possibly trilobite thoracic segment or spine. We can see the scale but not the units..mm, cm...?

Thank you @westcoast I always forget to add an additional note stating scale is in mm. I do apologize, and yes for this particular scale we are looking at millimetres.

[TqB]

Maybe a bryozoan such as Favositella. The cells are the right sort of size.

Although the outer surface looks rather unperforated, I think the pores are filled with matrix - you can see that at the left hand end of this section.

[Micah]

I don't have time at the moment to look through this book, but perhaps it has some reference to what you found. https://books.google.com/books?id=dRRs8d2W74gC&pg=PA70&lpg=PA70&dq=fossils+of+Mortimer+Forest+in+Ludlow&source=bl&ots=KFVho-Fh1z&sig=YCFPAz5WSfHivvIT8mSBqAyXKsI&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj18pXt-P3TAhVi1oMKHYohDC4Q6AEINjAJ#v=onepage&q=fossils of Mortimer Forest in Ludlow&f=false

[doushantuo]

Given  TqB ' savvy of the British Paleozoic, I just tend to nod and say ,"well,yeah"

Underneath:Kiepura(ACTApalPOL)

 

All Ludlow Favositella interpuncta are encrusting

 

[DE&i]

Fantastic response from all those involved, I'm out and about fossilng at the moment. So will study you messages in more detail on my return. While we here though would someone kindly browse over my Gomphoceras ellipticum i found at the link below.

 

 

 

[doushantuo]

Mine was quick,but I wouldn't call it "fantastic"

[Micah]

3 minutes ago, doushantuo said:

Mine was quick,but I wouldn't call it "fantastic"

Lol same, basically I don't know but this might help...

[doushantuo]

does anyone find this sort of thing useful at all?

[doushantuo]

or this

[Micah]

3 minutes ago, doushantuo said:

does anyone find this sort of thing useful at all?

Definitely when I know generally what I'm looking for.

[DE&i]

Trust me, any additional information posted to one's enquiries is most useful. Especially for those who don't move in scientific circles.

 

Keep up the good work everyone.

[doushantuo]

I tend to move not in circles at all.It's counterproductive

[DE&i]

Agreed, I'm picking fossils up with one hand and typing with the other. There's a possibility that the important fossil of the month had passed me by.

 

Time to break the circle....on the count of three.

[Herb]

looks like a bryozoan to me also