Submitted on 2011-12-27 by David Clark

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: Trilobite cluster as found unprepared

Photo title: Trilobite cluster as found

Taxa present: Basidechenella arkonensis, Eldredgeops

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Submitted on 2011-12-27 by David Clark

Location (approximate): Sylvania, Lucas, OH

Strat unit: Silica formation

Submitter notes: 2 mm crinoid calyx, possibly Arthroacantha carpenteri. Photo via SEM

Photo title: Juvenile crinoid calyx

Taxa present: Arthroacantha carpenteri

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Submitted on 2011-12-27 by David Clark

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: Beautifully preserved Basidechenella with the axial spines. The Eldredgeops on the bottom right is a molt and missing it's head.

Photo title: Trilobite cluster

Taxa present: Basidechenella arkonensis, Eldredgeops

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Submitted on 2011-12-14 by Joseph Koniecki

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: This specimen is undescribed from the Hungry Hollow. It is assigned to Deltacrinus as a temporary best fit. Like many crinoids from Arkona, this crinoids needs to be studied. The specimen is 1.3 cm across.

Photo title: Crinoid calyx

Taxa present: Deltacrinus sp.

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Submitted on 2011-12-13 by Joseph Koniecki

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: This specimen is 6 cm across. The two views are of the same specimen (top and bottom).

Photo title: Crinoid calyx

Taxa present: Megistocrinus rugosus

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Submitted on 2011-12-13 by Joseph Koniecki

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: This specimen is 0.7 cm across. A very tiny calyx.

Photo title: Crinoid calyx

Taxa present: Cyttarocrinus jewetti

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Submitted on 2011-11-29 by Joseph Koniecki

Location (approximate): Alpena, Alpena, MI

Strat unit: Squaw Bay formation

Submitter notes: The ammonite is 2 inches across.

Photo title: Ammonite

Taxa present: Koenenites cooperi

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Submitted on 2011-11-29 by Joseph Koniecki

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: The specimen is 4 inches across.

Photo title: Coral

Taxa present: Favosites placenta

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Submitted on 2011-11-29 by Joseph Koniecki

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Widder formation

Submitter notes: The cephalopod is 6 inches across.

Photo title: Cephalopod

Taxa present: Michelinoceras sp.

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Submitted on 2011-11-29 by Joseph Koniecki

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Widder formation

Submitter notes: The specimen is 6 inches across.

Photo title: Cephalopod

Taxa present: Michelinoceras sp.

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Submitted on 2011-11-29 by Joseph Koniecki

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: The specimen is 3 inches tall.

Photo title: Coral

Taxa present: Cystiphylloides americanum

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Submitted on 2011-11-05 by David Thompson

Location (approximate): Paulding, Paulding, OH

Strat unit: Dundee formation

Submitter notes: Rostroconch after preparation & cleaning. This unusual fossil was shown before cleaning on this site.

Photo title: Conocardium cuneus

Taxa present: Conocardium cuneus

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Submitted on 2011-11-05 by David Thompson

Location (approximate): Paulding, Paulding, OH

Strat unit: Dundee formation

Submitter notes: A slightly different view emphasizing the structure of the shell. A U.S. ten cent piece is for scale.

Photo title: Conocardium cuneus from the Dundee Fm., Paulding Co. OH

Taxa present: Conocardium cuneus

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Submitted on 2011-11-05 by David Thompson

Location (approximate): Sylvania, Lucas, OH

Strat unit: Silica formation

Submitter notes: This is the tiniest complete Eldredgeops (Phacops) trilobite I have seen or found. The eyes are so tiny I can not determine the species although it did come from Sylvania, Ohio. It is complete but only a few millimeters long as seen by the comparison with the U.S. Ten cent piece next to it. Far rarer then the larger trilobites this site is famous for.

Photo title: A very tiny Eldredgeops (Phacops) trilobite

Taxa present: Eldredgeops

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Submitted on 2011-11-05 by David Thompson

Location (approximate): Milan, Washtenaw, MI

Strat unit: Silica formation

Submitter notes: This shows the brachiopod with a U.S. ten cent piece for scale.

Photo title: Another view of same brachiopod

Taxa present: Leiorhynchus kelloggi

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Submitted on 2011-11-05 by David Thompson

Location (approximate): Milan, Washtenaw, MI

Strat unit: Silica formation

Submitter notes: This species of Brachiopod, Leiorhynchus kelloggi, from the silica shale often has significant amounts of the original nacre or Mother of Pearl still visible and sparkling after 375 Million years. This example from Milan, Michigan has a large amount of the original shell still shining after all these millions of years!

Photo title: A Silica Brachiopod with iridescent nacre.

Taxa present: Leiorhynchus kelloggi

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Submitted on 2011-11-05 by David Thompson

Location (approximate): Alpena, Alpena, MI

Strat unit: Thunder Bay formation

Submitter notes: This shows a slightly different view with natural coloring to show the decorations.

Photo title: A differing view of the Megistocrinus

Taxa present: Megistocrinus multidecoratus

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Submitted on 2011-11-05 by David Thompson

Location (approximate): Alpena, Alpena, MI

Strat unit: Thunder Bay formation

Submitter notes: This shows to good effect the varied decorations on the calyx of this species of Megistocrinus. This very large Caylx comes from Partridge Point in Alpena. Unfortunately the entire opposite side is covered with a very hard limey Bryazoan that completely obscures it and only this side, bottom and tegmen could be cleaned and seen.

Photo title: Large Caylx of Megiatocrinus multidecoratus from Alpena

Taxa present: Megistocrinus multidecoratus

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Submitted on 2011-11-05 by David Thompson

Location (approximate): Sylvania, Lucas, OH

Strat unit: Silica formation

Submitter notes: Again shown with a dime for scale. This is the negative to the positive of the little trilobite shown in previous photo.

Photo title: The negative counterpart for the tiny Eldredgeops in the previous photo

Taxa present: Eldredgeops

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Submitted on 2011-08-21 by David Thompson

Location (approximate): Alpena, Alpena, MI

Strat unit: Squaw Bay formation

Submitter notes:

Photo title: Second view of Zoophycos

Taxa present: zoophycos

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