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Large Display Plate Of Archimedes
BRYOZOANS
Stock Number XIBRY08

Name:   Archimedes sp.
Age:  Mississippian
Formation:  Warsaw Formation
Location:  Randolph County, Missouri
Size:  Plate is 5.5" X 7.8"
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Here is an exceptional plate of Archimedes sp. from the Mississippian of Missouri. This unusual cork-screw shaped bryozoan is unique to the Mississippian of North America. There are five specimens of Archimedes on this plate. This is a natural occurrence - no specimens have been added or composited! It is extremely unusual to find this many specimens in such close proximity to each other. These bryozoans are very 3-dimensional and have been prepared in high relief. The white fossils contrast nicely with the gray matrix. The Archimedes are nicely positioned on the rounded rectangular plate of limestone that also contains two solitary corals and some echinoderm fragments. This is a very displayable plate of these unique bryozoans from Missouri.