Endelocrinus murrysvillensis, a Species of Crinoid Described From the Brush Creek Limestone Published in 1967
2021-07-03
Endelocrinus murrysvillensis is a species of crinoid that was first described in 1967 by John James Burke. Crinoids are a long-lived class of invertebrates that have existed from Ordovician times to the current day. Nicknamed sea lilies, these beautiful sea creatures are often found as small disc-shaped fossils with aRead More →