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By: Clint
A Steinkern
A Steinkern of the Brachiopod Composita

A listing of research pages I have published on this website.

  • Steinkern
  • T-R Units
  • Fedexia striegeli
  • Brachiopods
2019-05-06

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Most Recent Fossil Posts

  • Microscopic Crinoid Stem Views
  • Pecopteris and Calamites
  • Composita sp.
  • Small Solenochilus
  • Metacoceras Catalog Entries
  • Pennsylvanian Cephalopods from the Glenshaw Formation
  • A Complete Metacoceras
  • Petalodus XII
  • Cephalopod – Unknown
  • Solenochilus V
  • Shansiella carbonaria
  • Pennsylvanian Mourlonia from Pennsylvania
  • Petalodus ohioensis XI
  • Solenochilus IV
  • Petalodus ohioensis X
  • Wilkingia terminale Collection
  • Petalodus IX
  • Petalodus Tooth VIII
  • Solenochilus III, with lateral spine
  • Petalodus VII
  • Pine Creek Gastropods
  • Brachiopod Spines
  • Wilkingia terminale IV
  • Solenochilus II, with bite marks
  • Linoproductus
  • Metacoceras VI
  • Petalodus VI part B
  • Trilobite pygidium
  • Edmondia sp.
  • Petalodus VI
  • Metacoceras V
  • Mooreoceras or Pseudorthoceras body chamber
  • Large Cephalopod Body Chamber
  • Petalodus Shark Tooth V

Some of my favorite finds.

Cephalopod found in Pennsylvanian Limestone
Unidentified
Euphemites, maybe
Euphemites, Maybe
Lepidodendron fossil in sandstone.
Lepidodendron
Pecopteris
Pecopteris
Metacoceras
Mooreoceras
Petalodus Tooth serrated edge microscopic view

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