Inarticulate Brachiopods Found
Here is an articulate Brachiopod called Rafinesquina
ponderosa. It's very common. On one of it's valves, is several, less
common, inarticulate Brachiopods, Philhedra. (next two pics)
Here's another Philhedra, perhaps a different species.
Another, more common, inarticulate found, was Petrocrania.
Here's another type of inarticulate Brachiopod. I'm not sure
of the genera.
Coral Found
The most common coral found was the solitary Horn Coral, Grewingkia.
Another Horn Coral found was Streptelasma. (next two photos)
There was an unidentified colonial, tabulate coral found too.
(below)
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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
Page 1: The Site and Collecting
Photos
Page 2: Fossils Found: Cephalopods
Page 3: Fossils Found: Trilobite Flexicalymene
Page 4: Fossils Found: Trilobite Isotelus
Page 5: Fossils Found: Articulate Brachiopods
Page 6: Fossils Found: Inarticulate Brachiopods and Corals
Page 7: Pelecypods and Gastropods
Page 8: Fossils Found: Crinoids and Ichnofossils
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