Based on the picture that I found on the Primitive Worlds website of Icthyocrinus I think I have similar remains. Mine is somewhat less complete though. :)
Monday, December 12, 2011
Icthyocrinus (?) from Lockport, NY
This is a partial crinoid that I found eroded out of the Irondequoit limestone Rochester Shale (Silurian, Sheinwoodian stage) near Lockport, NY. It is only recognizable as a Crinoid on the one side (which was likely face down on the seafloor) as the other side is just a collection of dis-articulated bits.
Based on the picture that I found on the Primitive Worlds website of Icthyocrinus I think I have similar remains. Mine is somewhat less complete though. :)
Based on the picture that I found on the Primitive Worlds website of Icthyocrinus I think I have similar remains. Mine is somewhat less complete though. :)
Labels:
Crinoid,
Echinoderms,
Lockport,
New York,
Rochester Shale,
Silurian
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