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FOSSILS PAGE 4
Updated 26
September 2011
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Eurypterus remipes is an
ancient ancestor to the modern horseshoe crab. These Eurypterid fossils are Silurian in age
and typically are found in the shale deposits of the northeastern US and
southeastern Canada. This particular specimen is mostly intact and 12
cm long; the matrix block is ~11.5 cm by 18 cm. It was recovered from the
Fiddlers Green Formation, Herkimer County, New York. Reasonably priced at
SOLD,
it is an affordable good quality Eurypterid for display and collector
enjoyment. |
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Here is an outstanding collector
crinoid plate from the famous Crawfordsville, Indiana, location. There
are 11 different species of crinoids (including a rare
"horned" crinoid) on this plate and each is identified by
number on the accompanying identification card. These crinoids are Mississippian in age
and come from the Ramp Creek Member, Harrodsburg Limestone, Montgomery County,
Indiana. This spectacular specimen has been in our personal display for several
years but someone else should enjoy it now. The plate is priced at SOLD |
| This plate with 7 complete
fossil brittle starfish, Geocoma plicata, Jurassic, Solnhofen Limestone,
Eichstadt, Germany, is a great display piece. Priced at $240.00, it add
enjoyment to a fossil collection. The plate measures ~9 cm by 12 cm. SOLD |
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| These are Asterocites sp.
starfish from the Pennsylvanian period, Rock Lake Formation, Lenexa,
Kansas. They have not been available for many years as the area was
covered with residences. These were obtained from the person who used to
dig some of them. Enjoy! |
Nice single, $8.00 |
Nice double, $10.00 |
Multiple specimens, $20.00 |
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Offered here is one of the
best quality Moroccan Starfish plates we have seen. The outstanding detail is
evident. The larger specimen measures ~6 cm across. From the Ordovician,
Kataoua formation, near Mecissi, Morocco, the plate is priced at SOLD |
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