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3.6" Fossil Brachiopod (Spirifer) On Matrix Of Crinoid Stems
This is a 3.6" plate of a brachiopod fossil (Spirifer grimsi) from The Burlington Formation, Ralls County, Missouri. Crinoid and shell fragments are also visible.
Brachipods have two hard shells (valves), on one top and the other bottom unlike bi-valve mollusks (clams and mussels) who have their shells arranged left and right. These valves can be opened or closed for feeding or protection.
Brachipods have two hard shells (valves), on one top and the other bottom unlike bi-valve mollusks (clams and mussels) who have their shells arranged left and right. These valves can be opened or closed for feeding or protection.
SPECIES
Spirifer grimsi
AGE
LOCATION
Ralls County, Missouri
FORMATION
Burlington Formation
SIZE
3.6 x 2.9"
CATEGORY
ITEM
#103534
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