Jump to content

2023 Invertebrate / Plant Fossil Of The Year Poll!


digit

2023 Invertebrate / Plant Fossil Of The Year Poll!  

87 members have voted

  1. 1. Cast Your Vote!

    • 1. Ameura missouriensis trilobite - Pennsylvanian, Deer Creek Fm - Missouri
      9
    • 2. Hammatoceras sp ammonite - Jurassic, Upper Lias - Ravenscar, North Yorkshire, England
      1
    • 3. Metacoceras sp. nautilitoid cephalopod - Late Pennsylvanian, Kasimovian, Conemaugh Group, Glenshaw Fm - Armstrong County, Pennsylvania
      9
    • 4. Eromangateuthis soniae (previously referred to Boreopeltis) giant squid - Early Cretaceous, Toolebuc Fm - NW Queensland , Australia
      11
    • 5. Eurypteris remipes eurypterid - Upper Silurian, Fiddler's Green Formation, Phelps Waterlime - Lang's Quarry, Ilion, New York
      7
    • 6. Helicaulax pyrenaicus gastropod - Cretaceous, Upper Santonian - Southwest France
      3
    • 7. Cryptolithus tessellatus trilobites and unknown starfish - Ordovician, Trenton Group - Central Pennsylvania
      20
    • 8. Euproops danae - Mid Pennsylvanian, Francis Creek shale - Grundy Cty, Illinois, Mazon Creek
      5
    • 9. Neithea regularis bivalve - Cretaceous (Maastrichtian), Laumont Horizon, Nekum Chalk - Province de Liège, Belgium
      0
    • 10. Mecochirus magna lobster - Cretaceous (Aptian), bed 17 Atherfield Formation - Atherfield Point, Isle of Wight, UK
      15
    • 11. Paleocrinus planobasilis crinoid calyx - Ordovician, Benbolt Frm - Scott County, Virginia
      0
    • 12. Asterophyllites sp. horsetail ally - Carboniferous - Vigo County, Indiana
      7

This poll is closed to new votes

  • Please sign in or register to vote in this poll.
  • Poll closed on 01/26/2024 at 04:59 AM

Recommended Posts

Here we are with our 2023 IPFOTY contest entries. These are all 12 of our IPFOTM winners from 2023, listed in the order of the month they won. Carefully review these entries and vote for the one you think deserves the title of 2023 Invertebrate / Plant Fossil Of The Year!

 

Poll closes on the 25th of January just before midnight. You can also vote for the 2023 Vertebrate Fossil Of The Year contest HERE.

 

1. Ameura missouriensis trilobite - Pennsylvanian, Deer Creek Fm - Missouri

20221029_155029.jpg

20230123_133258.jpg

20230123_133310.jpg

2. Hammatoceras sp ammonite - Jurassic, Upper Lias - Ravenscar, North Yorkshire, England 

1012127232_Photo25-02-2023103233pm.jpg

375715862_Photo25-02-2023103237pm.jpg

742189888_Photo25-02-2023103228pm.jpg

3. Metacoceras sp. nautilitoid cephalopod - Late Pennsylvanian, Kasimovian, Conemaugh Group, Glenshaw Fm - Armstrong County, Pennsylvania

4479BAA9-3AD2-4FC5-B8D7-6F35B3D3F11F.jpeg

D6024B23-2E62-4F7F-99D5-0DD004C476B5.jpeg

CG-0612-Metacoceras-sp-0001.jpg

 

4. Eromangateuthis soniae (previously referred to Boreopeltis) giant squid - Early Cretaceous, Toolebuc Fm - NW Queensland , Australia

20230430_195758-01.jpeg

20230430_195852-01.jpeg

20230430_210425.jpg

20230430_200016.jpg

5. Eurypteris remipes eurypterid - Upper Silurian, Fiddler's Green Formation, Phelps Waterlime - Lang's Quarry, Ilion, New York

IMG_9324.JPG

IMG_9324.JPG.f0f649089b51a5d6e50258b2d77d7e06.JPG

6. Helicaulax pyrenaicus gastropod - Cretaceous, Upper Santonian - Southwest France

IMGP1144.JPG

IMGP1176.JPG

7. Cryptolithus tessellatus trilobites and unknown starfish - Ordovician, Trenton Group - Central Pennsylvania

198E9D25-7FEF-4C1A-8317-4312EAE1E1D6.jpeg.ca7d692828c8bf8b93ebaf43f10886a5.jpeg

IMG_5502.jpeg.88ecc7a4ab50e74adc2bb6cbf154071b.jpeg

IMG_5508.jpeg

IMG_5503.jpeg

8. Euproops danae - Mid Pennsylvanian, Francis Creek shale - Grundy Cty, Illinois, Mazon Creek

120C8C8A-3188-41E1-95FF-14A52B99EFCF.jpeg

F595B984-66ED-4113-B30C-0C6B543D8472.jpeg

AA022B50-C56A-4C56-A572-ABF3227FF8AE.jpeg

9. Neithea regularis bivalve - Cretaceous (Maastrichtian), Laumont Horizon, Nekum Chalk - Province de Liège, Belgium

844937724_Neithearegularisunprepped.jpg

1004470527_HorizonofLaumontshell01.jpg

1798892054_HorizonofLaumontshell02.jpg

58424376_HorizonofLaumontshell03.jpg

10. Mecochirus magna lobster - Cretaceous (Aptian), bed 17 Atherfield Formation - Atherfield Point, Isle of Wight, UK

IMG_8657.jpeg

IMG_2438.jpeg

IMG_2439.jpeg

IMG_2444.jpeg

 

11. Paleocrinus planobasilis crinoid calyx - Ordovician, Benbolt Frm - Scott County, Virginia

BenboltPaleocrinusimage1b.jpg

BenboltPaleocrinusimage2b.jpg

BenboltPaleocrinusimage4c.jpg

12. Asterophyllites sp. horsetail ally - Carboniferous - Vigo County, Indiana

PXL_20231230_184553239.jpg

PXL_20231230_184525818.jpg

PXL_20231230_184521021.jpg

 

  • Enjoyed 1
  • Thank You 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites

Very hard call! Great finds!

Cheers!

James

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I just wanted to congratulate everyone who has found these amazing pieces. This is a very hard choice!:D

  • I Agree 2
Link to comment
Share on other sites

I also wantrd to congratulations everybody for thise amazing find.

theme-celtique.png.bbc4d5765974b5daba0607d157eecfed.png.7c09081f292875c94595c562a862958c.png

"On ne voit bien que par le coeur, l'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux." (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry)

"We only well see with the heart, the essential is invisible for the eyes."

 

In memory of Doren

photo-thumb-12286.jpg.878620deab804c0e4e53f3eab4625b4c.jpg

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Some very cool finds here. I was torn between two.

Yorkshire Coast Fossil Hunter

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Congratulations on the beautiful finds and some spectacular prep jobs!

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

It's so hard to vote! Great job, everyone!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Very difficult to choose just one, especially as there aren't any brachiopods.

Hmm. :Confused04:

Life's Good!

Tortoise Friend.

MOTM.png.61350469b02f439fd4d5d77c2c69da85.png.a47e14d65deb3f8b242019b3a81d8160-1.png.60b8b8c07f6fa194511f8b7cfb7cc190.png

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Great submissions. I couldn't even vote for my own find here, as I think there is a better candidate. I look forward to another year of spectacular finds from everybody!

 

Side note• I always end up looking forward to each month's end now, because I get to come here and see so many incredible fossils from great people and places I wouldn't witness otherwise, so thank you!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • digit unfeatured this topic
Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
×
×
  • Create New...