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Aulacera plummeri (1843)
Bryozoans
Lyropora
sp. (2 specimens)
Mississippian - Illinois, USA
Lyropora sp.
(Comparison & Discussion)
Mississippian - Illinois, USA
Brachiopods
Theodossia hungerfordi
Associated fossils: Auloporid coral &
Spirorbis sp. (worm tubes)
Devonian - Iowa, USA
Gastropods
Floydia concentrica
Devonian - Iowa, USA
Cephalopods
Jeletzkytes nebrascensis
Ammonite
Cretaceous - South Dakota, USA
Liroceras excentricum (Eichwald,
1857)
Nautiloid Cephalopod
Mississippian - Russia
Trilobites
Anataphrus vigilans
Ordovician - Iowa, USA
Bristolia sp.
Lower Cambrian - Alabama, USA
Ditomopyge sp.
Pennsylvanian - Oklahoma, USA
Olenellus gilberti
Lower Cambrian - Alabama, USA
Stenopilus sp. #1
Cambrian - Missouri, USA
Stenopilus sp. #2
Cambrian - Missouri, USA
Stenopilus sp. #3
Cambrian - Missouri, USA
Crinoids
Edriocrinus
dispansus
Lower Devonian - Oklahoma, USA
Taxocrinus
whitfieldi (Hall)
Mississippian - Indiana, USA
Sharks and Fish
Eodiaphyodus granulosus
Complete Fish palate
Cretaceous - Morocco
Pycnodus
pellei
Crusher teeth
Cretaceous - Morocco
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Mastodon and Mammoth tooth
Pleistocene - Missoui & Texas, USA
Adult Mastodon tooth
Pleistocene - Oklahoma, USA
Graptolite
Tetragraptus
fruticosus
Ordovician - Australia
Fossil Algae
Stromatolite
(Tiger Iron)
Archean - Australia
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Produced by: Barry Sutton, Alexander Davydov and Tom Yancey
This website is presented to showcase Carboniferous fossils of the
Moscow region of Russia; an area that is world famous for beautifully
preserved fossils.
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Barry Sutton (St. Louis, Missouri - USA)
Paleontology
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answers and never be embarrassed to say ... "I don't know."