Undescribed TINY Eurypterid - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum Hey all! I recently purchased a eurypterid fossil that caught my eye on our favorite bidding site It is a “complete” individual (missing the legs as far as I can tell) from what the seller describes as a new site in the Holy Cross Mountains in the “Kielce area” in Poland dated to approximately 4
Eurypterid - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum I was working at my desk today when one of my fossils caught my eye I picked it up and thought that looks like a Tully Monster, but a quick check on the internet and I realized too small and not my geological time period, the Tullimonstrum belongs in the Pennsylvanian period 300 million years a
Pennsylvanian Eurypterid From Kansas - The Fossil Forum Because these Kansas beds are closely involved with an algal reef buildup, I figured the eurypterid (or its molt) was flushed out into a lagoon, along with the associated leaves and twigs, and mixed in with the local marine life Context is critical
Eurypterid in Buffalo? - Questions Answers - The Fossil Forum Hello all, I am a newer fossil hunter in the Buffalo, New York area I am doing some personal research of the eurypterid in New York Obviously with the eurypterid being the fossil of New York it does have high density in New York, more so upstate, but I am looking for some in the direct Buffalo
Show Us Your Eurypterids - The Fossil Forum Tiny Eurypterid from Fiddlers Green Bertie Formation Collected 2005 Fort Erie, ON Canada *** With apologies this subject should be under General Discussions *** Can the Administrators assist in the subject relocation Thanks PL
EURYPTERID CLAW - General Fossil Discussion - The Fossil Forum I've often wondered as to the purpose of the tiny "claw" at the very tip of a eurypterid's swimming paddle It's really very small and I can't imagine what it would be used for It's not an anomaly as quite a few genera have them Below are couple of pictures of one of my specimens, and just so y
Litchfield, NY Eurypterid site - Fossil Hunting Trips - The Fossil Forum Greetings, I am new to The Fossil Forum and wanted to ask a question regarding the Eurypterid site in Litchfield, NY Have there been any updates on the collecting status of this site? I tried to visit this site yesterday, only to encounter a hostile local within 5 minutes of getting out of my ca
Middle Silurian Shawangunk Eurypterid hunt in PA Thought Id share some of my finds today from the Shawangunk formation! The beds I investigated today are stratigraphically the highest in the Shawangunk I've looked at for eurypterids After looking through a dozen shale packets one bed caught my interest, after digging for about 5 minutes I real
Eurypterid? - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum My father recently took me to the Montour Fossil Pit, a large open pit filled with Devonian shales from the Mahantango formation I believe I found a piece of a eurypterid (sea scorpion) in the weathered bits of shale on the side of the hill It has a segmented look, and if you look close enough