Trilobite and shell indentification help NY

[gardensofcoprolite]

Just started searching for fossils since moving to central New York. These are some finds from Madison County. I was hoping for some help, I know they are trilobites, but not the species.  There were also some shells I was curious about. Thanks.

[Kane]

Greenops sp.

If you have access, Trilobites of New York is a good resource.

 

For your brachiopods and gastropods, I defer to our resident expert @Jeffrey P.

[Fossildude19]

The first image looks like an Eldredgeops rana cephalon, along with other bits.

The gastropod looks like Glyptotomaria capillaria.

Brachiopod 1 looks like a Rhipodomella penelope.

Brachiopod 2 is Mucrospirifer mucronatus.

The cephalopod looks like Michelinoceras telamon.

[Kane]

Thanks, Tim!

I should say that the second image was my Greenops, and I agree with the E. rana on the first. 

[Jeffrey P]

I agree with Tim on the gastropod and brachiopod IDs. I see a very nice complete Greenops trilobite there. Congrats.

[Manticocerasman]

4 hours ago, Fossildude19 said:

The cephalopod looks like Michelinoceras telamon.

Isn't it also possible that it is a Bactritid ?

[Fossildude19]

3 hours ago, Manticocerasman said:

Isn't it also possible that it is a Bactritid ?

 

Good point, Kevin. 

Absolutely. Could be Bactrites sp or Dolorthoceras exile. 

I didn't notice the size my first go around,    so, this is even more likely.