A close up view on the polished side reveals:
Many crinoids resemble flowers, with their cluster of waving arms atop a long stem, they are sometimes called sea lilies.
A pictorial of my collection featuring rocks, minerals and fossils!
Many crinoids resemble flowers, with their cluster of waving arms atop a long stem, they are sometimes called sea lilies.
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1 comment:
How cool! I love fossils. There's a geology museum on my college campus and I always love to visit and look at the cool rocks. :) I'm no geologist, don't know much about the field, but I still find it interesting.
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