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EXTINCTIONS CHOICE - Encrinus from Germany
Stock Number  CCG901
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Name:   Encrinus liliiformis
Age:  Triassic
Formation:  Muschelkalk Series
Location:  Satteldorf, Germany
Size:  Crinoid is over 6" long including stem
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This is a classic fossil crinoid. It is a large Encrinus from Germany. This specimen is Triassic in age, which is very unusual- most of Europe experienced desert conditions during the Triassic. This type of crinoid is an Inadunate crinoid and has many stout, biserial arms. This specimen has a complete crown and a very long stem. The pinnulated arms are slightly splayed and are very well preserved. The crinoid is well positioned on a large, squared plate of limestone that also contains other crinoid parts. This is a very distinct example of this unusual European crinoid.



 
 
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