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6.7" Archimedes Screw Bryozoan Fossil - Missouri
Here is a large example of an Archimedes sp. from the Warsaw Formation of Missouri. This unusual cork-screw shaped bryozoan commonly referred to as an "Archimedes Screw" is unique to the Mississippian aged rocks of North America.
It comes with an acrylic display stand.
It comes with an acrylic display stand.
Bryozoans are microscopic aquatic invertebrates that live in colonies, forming skeletal structures similar to corals. Each skeletal structure has a form unique to each particular species. The individual byrozoans forming these colonies are filter feeders called zooids, straining nutrients from the surrounding water.
SPECIES
Archimedes sp.
AGE
LOCATION
Lincoln Co., Missouri
FORMATION
Warsaw Formation
SIZE
6.7" long on 8.1x3.7" matrix
CATEGORY
ITEM
#68678
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