Winner of the November 2020 Invertebrate/Plant Fossil Of The Month

[jcbshark]

What a beauty, congrats 

[Ludwigia]

Yay!

[Coco]

Oh Jamie ! What a beauty after cleaning, and before too ! Marvelous sea urchin, and important finding !

 

Coco

[jeannie55]

Congratulation! 

[Praefectus]

Congratulations! Nice find!

[old bones]

Congratulations, Jamie! Wonderful find and accomplishment!

[JamieLynn]

a big thank you to all of y'al!! 

[Clint08]

Congratulations @JamieLynn a really fantastic specimen!

[stats]

Very nice!  Congrats!

 

Cheers,

Rich

[Jeffrey P]

Congratulations on the win and a beautiful, exquisite find that widens our paleontology knowledge base. You must be stoked.

[JamieLynn]

I do have to say, I feel like i have "leveled up" in my fossiling....hahahah

[Ancient Bones]

Beautiful specimen JamieLynn. Congratulations !

[fifbrindacier]

I agree with all that was said, it's a gorgeous urchin @JamieLynn.

[Sjfriend]

Great find! So great to see finds so important AND beautiful!

[Darbi]

Congrats!

[erose]

On 12/10/2020 at 1:06 PM, JohnJ said:

 

Uncommonly encountered, we have juvenile to adult echinoids in the project.  This fully adult specimen exhibits perfectly preserved characteristics seen only on one other specimen in our study.  It is gorgeous!  Congrats again, Jamie.

This will be part of a very well done paper before all is over and done with.

 

[digit]

Nothing better (IMHO) than finds by an avocational fossil hunter finding their way into a professional paper to further our understanding.

 

 

Cheers.

 

-Ken

[Al Tahan]

I believe I’m late to the party and missed giving an on time and well deserved ...congratulations!!! That echinoid is a real beautiful one. On my trip to Texas while back I looked very hard for echinoids and only found 2...there’s something about them that was such a draw to me .

[RJB]

Nice echy, congrats

 

RB