2.7" Rare, Ordovician Starfish (Urasterella) Fossil - Oklahoma

This is a very rare, 2.7" wide Middle Ordovician, fossil starfish (Urasterella sp) from the Bromide Formation of Oklahoma. It is part of a pocket that was collected some time ago (I believe decades) and very little starfish material has been recovered outside of this pocket. This starfish was found fragmented, has been pieced back together and remounted on the rock.

While the species was not described the occurrence of these starfish was mentioned in the paper linked below.

Echinoderm Faunas from the Bromide Formation (Middle Ordovician) of Oklahoma
FOR SALE
$295
DETAILS
SPECIES
Urasterella sp.
LOCATION
Geological Enterprises Quarry, Criner Hills, Oklahoma
FORMATION
Bromide Formation, Pooleville Member
SIZE
2.7" wide on 3.7x3.1" rock
ITEM
#145030
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