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May 2013 Invertebrate / Plant Find Of The Month


Cris

May 2013 Invertebrate / Plant Find Of The Month   

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    • 1. Acanthoceras Ammonite - (Late Cretaceous) - Bedfordshire, England
      0
    • 2. Coeloptychium Sponge - (Late Cretaceous) - Saratov, Russia
      2
    • 3. Microconch Ammonite w/ Apophysen - (Middle Jurassic) - Switzerland
      19
    • 4. Verruculina Sponge - (Cretaceous) - Germany
      1
    • 5. Large Archimedes Bryozoan - (Mississippian) - AL, USA
      3
    • 6. Uintacrinus Crinoids - (Late Cretaceous) - KS, USA
      2
    • 7. Asteroides Starfish - (Early Devonian) - NY, USA
      18
    • 8. 6.77 Inch Eurypterus - (Upper Silurian) - Ontario, Canada
      11
    • 9. Plate of Trilos, Crinoid, Gastropod, Bryzoan, Coral and Brachiopod - (Middle Devonian) - NY, USA
      2
    • 10. Inyoites Ammonite - (Early Triassic) - UT, USA
      1
    • 11. Prionocyclus Ammonite - (Late Cretaceous) - KS, USA
      0


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This is the best invertebrate contest that I can remember in quite some time! Review all eleven entries carefully and cast your votes.

The poll ends on June 14th. You can vote in our other poll HERE.

1. Acanthoceras Ammonite - (Late Cretaceous) - Bedfordshire, England

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2. Coeloptychium Sponge - (Late Cretaceous) - Saratov, Russia

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3. Microconch Ammonite w/ Apophysen - (Middle Jurassic) - Switzerland

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4. Verruculina Sponge - (Cretaceous) - Germany

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5. Large Archimedes Bryozoan - (Mississippian) - AL, USA

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6. Uintacrinus Crinoids - (Late Cretaceous) - KS, USA

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7. Asteroides Starfish - (Early Devonian) - NY, USA

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8. 6.77 Inch Eurypterus - (Upper Silurian) - Ontario, Canada

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9. Plate of Trilos, Crinoid, Gastropod, Bryzoan, Coral and Brachiopod - (Middle Devonian) - NY, USA

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10. Inyoites Ammonite - (Early Triassic) - UT, USA

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11. Prionocyclus Ammonite - (Late Cretaceous) - KS, USA

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Thanks for getting this up Chris! What an Insane month. Heads up though- there are 11 entries :) and the Uintacrinus are from the Late Cretaceous.

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Yes an amazing month, the eurypterids are upper Silurian not Devonian......

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Hey Malcolm. Too bad you couldn't find one the day before at Ridgemount. :)

I'm looking forward to meeting you at the quarry. Oh yeah......I definitely voted for your eurypterid. ARTHROPODS RULE!!!!!!!

Tom

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Corrections made. ;)

The human mind has the ability to believe anything is true.  -  JJ

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Thanks for the corrections, guys. Malcolm, you may want to go back and edit your original post that entered the eurypterids and change it to the correct age.

I still haven't decided what to vote for! :P

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Chris did go back to try that but it would not let me edit

Hm, odd. I went ahead and edited it for you. Excellent find, by the way. I've got one of those on my "fossil bucket list"

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Incredible specimens. I narrowed it down to 2 and had difficulty with a decision. I even considered creating a secondary account (LOL, just kidding)! Thanks to Chris and all participants!

Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.
-Albert Einstein

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The IPFOTM is just too difficult this time. Too many top-notch choices....

Context is critical.

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yes there is some truly beautiful creatures there...that sponge just blows me away...GL everyone

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