Proteus-Trilobite from Yass Australia
Australian Silurian. Early to Mid Silurian 436-420 mya
Fossils of Australia
This Hexagonariais from the Silurian.
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This Solitary Rugose Coral is from the Silurian.
This Solitary Rugose Coral is from the Silurian.
This Rugose Coral is from the Silurian.
This Rugose Coral is from the Silurian.
Crinoids have an external skeleton made of calcium carbonate plates covered by a thin skin. The plates are held together with ligaments or muscles. Crinoids are the oldest of the living echinoderms with a fossil record stretching back 450 million years. Most Crinoids were filter feeders consuming plankton and decaying organic matter. To feed they spread their feeding arms to sieve the passing sea water for microscopic organisms. Living relatives include Feather stars and Sea lilies.
This Solitary Rugose Coral is from the Silurian.