Any ideas with this one guys

[Brian James Maguire]

[rocket]

Do you have this paper?

 

Arthur H. Foord (1899): The Brachiopoda and Molluscka of the Carboniferous Rocks of Ireland. Irish Fossil shells and their modern Representatives.- The Irish Naturalist Vol. 8, No. 3 (Mar., 1899), pp. 68-86 

Published By: Irish Naturalists' Journal Ltd.

 

I do not have, but would assume it could be found there. Might be someone has this for free download

Edited January 17 by rocket

[Brian James Maguire]

1 hour ago, rocket said:

Do you have this paper?

 

Arthur H. Foord (1899): The Brachiopoda and Molluscka of the Carboniferous Rocks of Ireland. Irish Fossil shells and their modern Representatives.- The Irish Naturalist Vol. 8, No. 3 (Mar., 1899), pp. 68-86 

Published By: Irish Naturalists' Journal Ltd.

 

I do not have, but would assume it could be found there. Might be someone has this for free download

Wow thats such great information i will definitely track down a copy of this also if anybody here could point me in the right direction that would be great thank you so much for this info

[TqB]

These are really tricky but maybe Phricodothyris or a relative? You often need internal details for reliable ID of brachiopods.

[Brian James Maguire]

7 hours ago, TqB said:

These are really tricky but maybe Phricodothyris or a relative? You often need internal details for reliable ID of brachiopods.

It looks exactly like Phricodothyris from pics on google, thanks