Some more Jurassic Brachiopods.

[Misha]

Hello everyone,

I got a few brachiopods from a trade with @will stevenson , I don't have much info on them other than that they used to be part of a Victorian collection and are from Wiltshire, as well as them being Jurassic.

Very curious as to what they are, any info is appreciated.

Brach 1:

Brach 2:

Brach 3, Very similar to 2:

Brach 4:

[caldigger]

Where's Tidgy's Dad ( Baron von Brachiopod ) when you need him?

 

I like #1, unusual shape to it.

[Misha]

16 minutes ago, caldigger said:

Where's Tidgy's Dad ( Baron von Brachiopod ) when you need him?

 

I like #1, unusual shape to it.

Hope everything is alright with him, he was a great person to have on the forum.

 

Also yes, number one is very interesting and that's why it caught my eye.

[marguy]

number 1 , for me, looks like Rhynchonella vespertilio  (Cyclothyris vespertilio) but this one is Cretaceous, so if your brach is Jurassic, my idea is incorrect....

[Misha]

28 minutes ago, marguy said:

number 1 , for me, looks like Rhynchonella vespertilio  (Cyclothyris vespertilio) but this one is Cretaceous, so if your brach is Jurassic, my idea is incorrect....

I was told they are Jurassic, but that may not be the case for all.

[El_Hueso]

These are so beautiful. Very unique shape. I have never seen one like that. Thank you for posting