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Dolatocrinus liratus |
Thunder Bay formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Alpena, Alpena, MI
Strat unit: Thunder Bay formation
Submitter notes: This closeup shows the tegmen to advantage
Photo title: Another view of the same Crinoid
Taxa present: Dolatocrinus liratus
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Orthospirifer cooperi, Petrocrania hamiltonae, Hederella |
Silica formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Sylvania, Lucas, OH
Strat unit: Silica formation
Submitter notes: The muddy bottom of the Devonian seas over Michigan seemed to have few hard places for animals to attach and therefore almost any hard surface was prime real estate. This inarticulate has attached itself to the larger brachiopod for a safe place but this proved a mistake as they died togather. Some small bryozoan also have grown on both.
Photo title: A Large Brachiopod with a small inarticulate Brachiopod attached.
Taxa present: Orthospirifer cooperi, Petrocrania hamiltonae, Hederella
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Orthospirifer cooperi, Platyceras bucculentum |
Silica formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Milan, Washtenaw, MI
Strat unit: Silica formation
Submitter notes: This seems to be just a random association between this Platyceras snail and the large brachiopod, Orthospirifer. These are always suspect as the snails are noted to bore into brachiopods to eat their contents as they also did with crinoids.
Photo title: random association of snail and brachiopod
Taxa present: Orthospirifer cooperi, Platyceras bucculentum
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Lipsanocystis oblatus |
Thunder Bay formation |
David Clark |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by David Clark
Location (approximate): Alpena, Alpena, MI
Strat unit: Thunder Bay formation
Submitter notes: Prepared by Scott Vergiels. Photo by Colin Sumrall. Rare late Devonian cystoid donated to UMMP. Potentially the second known specimen of this species.
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Taxa present: Lipsanocystis oblatus
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Megistocrinus nodosus |
Thunder Bay formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Alpena, Alpena, MI
Strat unit: Thunder Bay formation
Submitter notes: This view is photographed on a black background that can show details not seen in natural color.
Photo title: Another view to show detail of the whole crinoid
Taxa present: Megistocrinus nodosus
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Megistocrinus nodosus |
Thunder Bay formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Alpena, Alpena, MI
Strat unit: Thunder Bay formation
Submitter notes: Also the extent and variety of bryozoa is clear on the plate.
Photo title: This shows the detail of the stem with the cirri and the base of another incomplete Megistocrinus
Taxa present: Megistocrinus nodosus
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Megistocrinus nodosus |
Thunder Bay formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Alpena, Alpena, MI
Strat unit: Thunder Bay formation
Submitter notes:
Photo title: Detail of arms and crown
Taxa present: Megistocrinus nodosus
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Decorocrinus arkonensis |
Arkona formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON
Strat unit: Arkona formation
Submitter notes: This shows the anal sac or tube.
Photo title: Another view of the same Crinoid
Taxa present: Decorocrinus arkonensis
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Decorocrinus arkonensis |
Arkona formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON
Strat unit: Arkona formation
Submitter notes: Here is a different specimen from Ken's collection that show the complete crown, arms, stem and anal sac extended.
Photo title: A complete crown with stem and anal sac
Taxa present: Decorocrinus arkonensis
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Decorocrinus arkonensis |
Arkona formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON
Strat unit: Arkona formation
Submitter notes: Although this is not a complete crinoid crown, enough of the caalyx and anal tube or sac can identify the species.
Photo title: A closer view of Decorocrinus
Taxa present: Decorocrinus arkonensis
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Corocrinus calypso |
Arkona formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON
Strat unit: Arkona formation
Submitter notes:
Photo title: A closer view of Corocrinus
Taxa present: Corocrinus calypso
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Corocrinus calypso, Decorocrinus arkonensis |
Arkona formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON
Strat unit: Arkona formation
Submitter notes: This small plate shows two species of crinoid from one location.
Photo title: A plate with two different species of crinoid from Arkona, Ontario
Taxa present: Corocrinus calypso, Decorocrinus arkonensis
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Bactrites arkonensis |
Hungry Hollow formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON
Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation
Submitter notes:
Photo title: A closer view of Bactrities
Taxa present: Bactrites arkonensis
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Bactrites arkonensis |
Hungry Hollow formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-07 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Arkona, Lambton, ON
Strat unit: Hungry Hollow formation
Submitter notes: These Bactrities are common in the Arkona shale but rarely are they this complete
due to the extremely soft shale. This is very delicate and a few more rain drops would have destroyed this association.
Photo title: Small pyritized cephalopod from Arkona, Ontario from the Ken Dobson collection
Taxa present: Bactrites arkonensis
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Phacops rana crassituberculata |
Silica formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-06 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Milan, Washtenaw, MI
Strat unit: Silica formation
Submitter notes: This shows more detail of the nice Phacops/Eldredgops from Milan in Ken's collection
Photo title: A Closeup view of the Trilobite in previous photo
Taxa present: Phacops rana crassituberculata
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Phacops crassituberculata |
Silica formation |
Ken Dobson |
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Submitted on 2008-10-06 by Ken Dobson
Location (approximate): Milan, Washtenaw, MI
Strat unit: Silica formation
Submitter notes: As noted by Scott Vergiels in his photo in this archive, most fossils are flattened somewhat by being buried and uncompressed examples are are unusual.
Photo title: A nice uncompressed example of the favorite Silica Trilobite, Phacops crassituberculata
Taxa present: Phacops crassituberculata
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Batostoma sp. |
Ogontz formation |
William Stoddard |
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Submitted on 2008-07-23 by William Stoddard
Location (approximate): , Delta, MI
Strat unit: Ogontz formation
Submitter notes: From the Stonington peninsula. Block measures about 7 inches wide.
Photo title: Batostoma sp Bryozoan colony
Taxa present: Batostoma sp.
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Pentamerus sp. |
Manistique formation |
William Stoddard |
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Submitted on 2008-07-22 by William Stoddard
Location (approximate): Garden, Delta, MI
Strat unit: Manistique formation
Submitter notes: Here's a few worn pentamerus brachiopods in a rock found down the Garden peninsula, in the upper peninsula of Michigan.
Photo title: Pentamerus bed
Taxa present: Pentamerus sp.
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Billingsites noquettensis |
Ogontz formation |
William Stoddard |
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Submitted on 2008-07-22 by William Stoddard
Location (approximate): , Delta, MI
Strat unit: Ogontz formation
Submitter notes: Here's a specimen of Billingsites with the cyrtoconic phragmocone still attached, which was deciduous and would break off later in life. To the best of my knowledge and from what I can find in the literature, I don't know of any other ascocerids still in matrix, other than this and the others I found. From the Stonington peninsula. Block is about 5 inches wide.
Photo title: Billingsites longitudinal cross-section of ascocerid with juvenile cyrtoconic phragmocone attached
Taxa present: Billingsites noquettensis
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Clidophorus neglectus |
Richmond formation |
William Stoddard |
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Submitted on 2008-07-22 by William Stoddard
Location (approximate): , Delta, MI
Strat unit: Richmond formation
Submitter notes: This is a piece of a pelecypod deathbed layer. Each one is about 7 to 8 mm long.
Photo title: Closeup of Clidophorus sp. pelecypod deathbed
Taxa present: Clidophorus neglectus
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