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Nice, Large Eopatelliocrinus from Missouri
MISSOURI
Stock Number CCMOO6
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Name:   Eopatelliocrinus scyphogracilis
Age:  Mississippian
Formation:  Girardeau Limestone
Location:  Cape Rock, Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Size:  Crinoid is 1.5 inches long
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This is an unusual Ordovician crinoid. There is a nice Eopatelliocrinus scyphogracilis crinoid preserved on this slab. This fine specimen was recently acquired from a major crinoid collection. The 3-dimensional crinoid on this plate is nicely articulated and has excellent detail - even the unique plate structure is beautifully defined. The long, delicate arms showcase the tiny pinnules in ''feathery'' fashion. The dark-colored crinoid contrasts strikingly with the light-colored matrix. The distinct sea lily is wonderfully showcased on the natural plate of shale. This is a beautiful Eopatelliocrinus scyphogracilis from Cape Girardeau, Missouri.

This fossil was collected and obtained legally, and is also being sold legally.