A few micro invertebrates from Beaumaris, Australia

[izak_]

Here are a few micros from the Miocene of Beaumaris in Victoria, Australia. Sorry about the horrible pics as per usual... 

All of these were found in matrix that was inside a bivalve, some interesting stuff can also be found inside larger gastropods and brachiopods. 

I'll post more eventually.  

#1. Teeeeeeny little foram. Should probably also mention that the ruler is in millimetres. 

 

#2. Bryozoans 

 

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#3. Some kind of bivalve

 

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#4. Bivalves and brachiopod. The brachiopod is a Anakinetica sp., and not sure about the bivalves. 

 

 

Thats all for now, hopefully I'll get around to taking more pics soon. 

[Coco]

Last pic, bottom left : Glycymeris or its family.

 

Coco

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3 minutes ago, Coco said:

Last pic, bottom left : Glycymeris or its family.

 

Coco

Thanks Coco! 

[Dan 1000]

Nice finds. The foram is especially cool! 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Most splendid! 

Lots of nice things, I especially love the Anakinetica! 

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24 minutes ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

Most splendid! 

Lots of nice things, I especially love the Anakinetica! 

Thanks, I can post some better not so micro ones from other places and Beaumaris if you like  

47 minutes ago, DanKurek said:

Nice finds. The foram is especially cool! 

Thanks! 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Just now, Foozil said:

Thanks, I can post some better not so micro ones from other places and Beaumaris if you like  

Thanks! 

Yes, please! 

I always like seeing Australian fossils and as I just recieved some Laevidentalium scaphopods from Beaumaris, it would be nice to see other specimens from the same location. 

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Continued.... 

#5. Anakinetica tumida (not so micro) @Tidgy's Dad

 

#6. Some more not so micro bivalves.

 

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#7. The bivalve all this stuff was found inside, Eucrassatella eupontica

[Tidgy's Dad]

Thank you. 

Those brachiopods are worthy. 

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Thanks @Tidgy's Dad!