Dry Dredgers Field Trip
Oct 27, 2007
A Scenic Ohio Byway

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Gastropods

This site is well known for easy-to-find specimens of Monoplacophoran gastropods. We didn't find too many, actually. Here's a couple. 
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Most of the gastropods we found were internal molds of run-of-the-mill snails. (next 4 pics).
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Here's an interesting gastropod specimen. It's a partial on a rock, but it shows the inside surface of the snail's shell.
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The kids on the field trip particularly liked finding Salamanders under the rocks on the site. Here are pictures of a couple of them. 
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Next Page: We Visit The Second Site


T A B L E     O F     C O N T E N T S

Page 1: First Site Collecting and Best Find of the Year
Page 2: Fossils Found at First Site: Corals

Page 3: Fossils Found at First Site: Crinoids and Clams

Page 4: Fossils Found at First Site: Cephalopods, Trace Fossils and Bryozoans

Page 5: Fossils Found at First Site: Brachiopods

Page 6: Fossils Found at First Site: Snails

Page 7: The Second Site and Fossils Found There

See also Greg Courtney's video of the trip on YouTube.com


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