1.9" Ordovician Echinoderm Fossil Association - Kaid Rami, Morocco

This is a nicely preserved Ordovician aged crinoid fossil from the Kataoua formation of Morocco. It's associated with two small echinoderms, one of which is a crinoid while the other is a starfish, both of unidentified species. The largest crinoid is 1.9" long and is nicely detailed and centered on a 4.4x1.6" piece of limestone rock which comes with a display stand. The bright orange coloration is due to the oxidization of iron pyrite.

It comes with an acrylic display stand.