November 2011 Invertebrate / Plant Find Of The Month

[JohnJ]

I hope you have seen a find here that you have never seen before. Will it be your choice for IPFOTM?

The poll ends on Tuesday, December 6^th. You can also vote in our other Poll HERE.

1. Greenops and two Eldredgeops trilobites hiding a third Eldredgeops trilobite – (Devonian Windom Shale) – NY, USA

2. Decaschisma sp. blastoid – (Silurian Waldron Shale) – IN, USA

3. Megastrophia concave brachiopod – (Devonian Windom Shale, Moscow Formation) – NY, USA

4. Oklahomacrinus sp. crinoid – (Pennsylvanian) – TX, USA

5. Onychaster flexilis brittle star – (Upper Mississippian Pennington Formation) – AL, USA

6. Cooksonia sp. early vascular plant - (Upper Silurian Williamsville Formation) – Ontario, Canada

7. Pulaskicrinus campanulus crinoid – (Upper Mississippian upper Bangor Limestone) – AL, USA

8. Cenoceras intermedium nautiloid – (Middle Jurassic upper Aalenian, Geisingen-Oolith) – Geisingen, Germany

9. Associated bivalves and Conularia sp. – (Late Ordovician Georgian Bay Formation) – Toronto, Canada

10. Ameura missouriensis trilobite – (Pennsylvanian Winterset Limestone) – MO, USA

[Terry Dactyll]

Great finds guys....In particular the nautilus

[Scylla]

at least the one I voted for is tied for the lead now :eat popcorn:

[Nandomas]

Love those finds ))

[Missourian]

Had to go with the home team....