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Sea Pen

A second Sea Pen (Pinnidae)

2019-04-05
By: Clint
On: April 5, 2019
In: Bivalves, Limestone, Pinnidae, Sea Pens
Tagged: Crinoid, Sea Pen

Update:This specimen is Allopinna godleskya Yancey 2024.-Clint August 2024 After finding a great Sea Pen example, I also found this one that had been set aside. The specimen passes through the rock, showing itself on the other side. A Crinoid stem impression can be seen on the opposite side. TheRead More →

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