Fossil-Hound Posted March 31, 2017 Looking good @Kane! Solid finds man! Looks like you hit the jackpot! What kinds are these? Link to comment
Kane Posted March 31, 2017 Hey! These are Pseudogygites latimarginatus, a fairly common Ordovician trilobite. Ottawa was where I grew up, and so my childhood was filled with finding these critters, pyritized nautiloids, and graptolites. The Ottawa area has a fairly rich and diverse Ordovician faunal array. I was fairly spoiled growing up! Link to comment
doushantuo Posted March 31, 2017 That's an ugly unintersting plate you're holding there . The less I know about it,the better. Please don't post anything on that piece Link to comment
Kane Posted March 31, 2017 @doushantuo Not nearly as ugly and uninteresting as the chap holding it Link to comment
Kane Posted March 31, 2017 @doushantuo Magic word? Wasn't that the safety word, a la shades of grey? Link to comment
Kane Posted March 31, 2017 I really thought that was more of a Netherlands thing It seems to work for a while, but then Bentropy kicks in Link to comment
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