Possible Ginkgo Fossil

[JurassicParkCarnotaurus]

Found this rock a while back on the north shore of Lake Erie. Not sure of the age but I’ve found rocks of Devonian and slurian there. I’m no expert on plants but the one on here looks like a ginkgo to me. I’m unsure of the other things on here for the most part. Any ID Helps. Thanks!

[JurassicParkCarnotaurus]

[JurassicParkCarnotaurus]

[ynot]

Looks like bryozoan to Me.

And ginkgo is only known to go back to the jurassic.

[TqB]

I'm pretty sure the first one is a flattened brachiopod, maybe spiriferid.

[paleoflor]

Note that the oldest ginkgoopsids go back to the Carboniferous, while Ginkgoites goes back to the Permian, i.e. a bit further than the Jurassic. That said, I do not recognise the specimen at hand as a ginkgoopsid and find Ynot's suggestion of bryozoan quite plausible.

[ynot]

8 minutes ago, paleoflor said:

Note that the oldest ginkgoopsids go back to the Carboniferous, while Ginkgoites goes back to the Permian, i.e. a bit further than the Jurassic. That said, I do not recognise the specimen at hand as a ginkgoopsid and find Ynot's suggestion of bryozoan quite plausible.

Guess I looked at the wrong species for the age.

[Tidgy's Dad]

I also think the first picture shows a squashed strophomenid brachiopod. 

[TqB]

35 minutes ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

I also think the first picture shows a squashed strophomenid brachiopod. 

Yes, strophomenid looks better than spiriferid.

[JurassicParkCarnotaurus]

Thanks for the help!