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Gennaeocrinus mourantae Arkona formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Arkona formation

Submitter notes: This incomplete specimen shows the exposed tegmen along with it's spines. This crown measures 26mm tall and is 33mm at the widest part of it's arms.

Photo title: CRINOID CROWN

Taxa present: Gennaeocrinus mourantae

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Gennaeocrinus mourantae Arkona formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Arkona formation

Submitter notes: A beautiful complete crown collected at Hungry Hollow. This view shows a top view of it's arms. It measures 30mm tall and 33mm at the widest part of the arms.

Photo title: CRINOID CROWN

Taxa present: Gennaeocrinus mourantae

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Gennaeocrinus mourantae Arkona formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Arkona formation

Submitter notes: A beautiful complete crown collected at Hungry Hollow. This view shows the calyx. It measures 30mm tall and 33mm at the widest part of the arms.

Photo title: CRINOID CROWN

Taxa present: Gennaeocrinus mourantae

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Hyperoblastus filosa Hungry Hollow formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: Finding blastoid multiples is very rare in the Hungry Hollow Mb. This small slab has four specimens. It measures 78mm X 41mm. The largest blastoid is 15mm tall and 9mm in diameter.

Photo title: BLASTOID

Taxa present: Hyperoblastus filosa

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Conularia ? sp. Arkona formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Arkona formation

Submitter notes: This small fragment of an undescribed conularid is rare in the Arkona formation. Therefore, all fragments should be collected. They are paper thin and require careful handling. This specimen measures 74mm tall and 40mm at the widest point.

Photo title: CONULARID

Taxa present: Conularia ? sp.

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Conularia ? sp. Arkona formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Arkona formation

Submitter notes: This small fragment of an undescribed conularid is rare in the Arkona formation. Therefore, all fragments should be collected. They are paper thin and require careful handling. This specimen measures 59mm tall and 45mm at the widest point.

Photo title: CONULARID

Taxa present: Conularia ? sp.

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Conularia ? sp. Arkona formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Arkona formation

Submitter notes: This large, nearly complete, as yet undescribed, conularid is rare in the Arkona formation. We have only collected three nearly complete specimens in over thirty five years. Therefore, all fragments should be collected. They are paper thin and require careful handling. This specimen measures 128mm tall and 120mm at the widest point.

Photo title: CONULARID

Taxa present: Conularia ? sp.

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Devonoblastus whiteavesi Hungry Hollow formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: An oral view of the previous two robust large specimens. The blastoid on the left measures 18mm tall and 14mm in diameter. The one on the right measures 16mm tall and 13mm in diameter.

Photo title: BLASTOID

Taxa present: Devonoblastus whiteavesi

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Devonoblastus whiteavesi Hungry Hollow formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: A basal view of the previous two robust large specimens. The blastoid on the left measures 18mm tall and 14mm in diameter. The one on the right measures 16mm tall and 13mm in diameter.

Photo title: BLASTOID

Taxa present: Devonoblastus whiteavesi

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Greenops widderensis Widder formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Thedford, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Widder formation

Submitter notes: The cephalon is slightly pushed in on this prone specimen. It measures 17mm X 21mm.

Photo title: TRILOBITE

Taxa present: Greenops widderensis

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Greenops widderensis Widder formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Thedford, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Widder formation

Submitter notes: It is not uncommon for Greenops specimens to have their pygidium tucked under. A little extra cleaning exposed what first appears to be a tail-less specimen. This trilobite is 21mm wide and is approximately 34mm long if you count the enrolled tail. This photo shows the exposed pygidium of the previous specimen.

Photo title: TRILOBITE

Taxa present: Greenops widderensis

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Greenops widderensis Widder formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Thedford, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Widder formation

Submitter notes: It is not uncommon for Greenops specimens to have their pygidium tucked under. A little extra cleaning will expose what first appears to be a tail-less specimen. This trilobite is 21mm wide and is approximately 34mm long if you count the enrolled tail.

Photo title: TRILOBITE

Taxa present: Greenops widderensis

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Greenops widderensis Widder formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Thedford, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Widder formation

Submitter notes: A nice prone specimen measuring 18mm wide X 28mm long.

Photo title: TRILOBITE

Taxa present: Greenops widderensis

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Devonaster triradiatus Arkona formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Arkona formation

Submitter notes: A beautiful specimen measuring 47mm in diameter on a slab that is 87mm X 105mm.

Photo title: STARFISH

Taxa present: Devonaster triradiatus

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Devonaster triradiatus, Tentaculites attenuatus Arkona formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Arkona formation

Submitter notes: A beautiful specimen measuring 35mm in diameter on a slab that is 76mm X 45mm. With Tentaculites strewn across the matrix

Photo title: STARFISH

Taxa present: Devonaster triradiatus, Tentaculites attenuatus

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Devonaster triradiatus Arkona formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Arkona formation

Submitter notes: Another view of a complete specimen that has it's arms tightly clenched. The specimen is approximately 33mm in diameter.

Photo title: STARFISH

Taxa present: Devonaster triradiatus

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Devonaster triradiatus Arkona formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Arkona formation

Submitter notes: A complete specimen that has it's arms tightly clenched. The specimen is approximately 33mm in diameter.

Photo title: STARFISH

Taxa present: Devonaster triradiatus

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Eleutherocrinus cassedayi Hungry Hollow formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: A rare and sought after stemless blastoid that evolved to lay on the substrate. There is only one species worldwide for the genus Eleutherocrinus. This view shows the long ambulacra of this blastoid's theca. The specimen on the left measures 14mm X 9mm. The middle specimen measures 17mm X 12mm, and the largest specimen on the right measures 19mm X 14.5mm.

Photo title: BLASTOID

Taxa present: Eleutherocrinus cassedayi

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Eleutherocrinus cassedayi Hungry Hollow formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: A rare and sought after stemless blastoid that evolved to lay on the substrate. There is only one species worldwide for the genus Eleutherocrinus. This view shows the evolved 'flat' plates of this blastoid's theca. The specimen on the left measures 14mm X 9mm. The middle specimen measures 17mm X 12mm, and the largest specimen on the right measures 19mm X 14.5mm.

Photo title: BLASTOID

Taxa present: Eleutherocrinus cassedayi

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Eleutherocrinus cassedayi Hungry Hollow formation John Topor

Submitted on 2010-11-04 by John Topor

Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON

Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation

Submitter notes: A rare and sought after stemless blastoid that evolved to lay on the substrate. There is only one species worldwide for the genus Eleutherocrinus. This side view shows the living position of this blastoid. The specimen on the left measures 14mm X 9mm and the larger specimen on the right measures 19mm X 14.5mm.

Photo title: BLASTOID

Taxa present: Eleutherocrinus cassedayi

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