Echinoderm (Crinoids+ Starfish) Association - Kaid Rami, Morocco

This is a nicely preserved association of Ordovician aged echinoderm fossils from the Kataoua formation of Morocco. There are 5 crinoids and a starfish. The largest crinoid is .9" long and is nicely detailed on a 5.8x2.6" piece of limestone rock which comes with a display stand. The bright orange coloration is due to the oxidization of iron pyrite. There is a repaired crack through the limestone.

It comes with an acrylic display stand.
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DETAILS
SPECIES
Unidentified Crinoid
LOCATION
Kaid rami, Morocco
FORMATION
Kataoua Formation
SIZE
Longest crinoid .9" (including stem), 5.8x2.6" rock
CATEGORY
SUB CATEGORY
ITEM
#102836
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