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/oldfossil/opslag/351521986IMG-1487.JPG /oldfossil/opslag/631567350IMG-1493.JPG Hi everybody. I found that piece in a pile of rejection from an ancient quarry, among inocerams, and traces of ammonites. I really have no idea of what it can be : ammonite chambers, sponge, algae, else... ? It is about...

Hi,
This make me think about that colonial organism, probably a coral, in cross section from the devonian of the French Pyrenees.

Cheers,
Sophie.

Thanks, Johann, and i don't really expect to have a precise identification because there is not a lot of details to help.
I had the idea it could be a conidae, but the opening didn't fit. The Stromboidae family fits better.

Cheers,

Sophie.

[Edited by fifbrindacier on 16-01-2018 at 21:40 GMT +1]

/oldfossil/opslag/2099255651IMG-1822.JPG /oldfossil/opslag/227880258IMG-1824.JPG /oldfossil/opslag/1282652635IMG-1825.JPG Hi, everybody. I come back to you because i need help to determine the family and, if possible, the genus of that gastropod from the Cenomanian of Port-des-Barques in the depart...

I thought you might be right, my supposition of phoronid comes from that funny stain at the top of it, with those two points in the alignment of each half part of the rest of the stain (you can see some "kind" of vertical separation on it). In fact, if you look well, it seems that the Goni...

I agree with you.
Thank you Johan.
Regards,
Sophie.

I must precise that the stain is about 1,5 centimeters long.

[Edited by fifbrindacier on 14-10-2017 at 16:39 GMT +1]

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