KY Brachiopod and Chrynoidal

[beetle662]

A couple pics of a Brachiopod and what I believe to be a Chrynoidal fossil. Anyone have any other ideas feel free to let me know. The brachiopods are all around here... full, halves... tiny to large. Thanks for looking!

 

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[LanceHall]

I see a brachiopod and maybe an orthocone (straight shelled nautiloid).. don't know what a Chrynoidal is :P

 

[Solius Symbiosus]

A couple pics of a Brachiopod and what I believe to be a Chrynoidal fossil. Anyone have any other ideas feel free to let me know.

Collecting the Ordovician, huh?

Your brachiopod is some kind of orthid; most likely a Platystrophia sp., and I agree with Lance that the other fossil is an "orthoceras" cephalopod. Lance, by "chrynoidal" I think that he meant crinoidal.


HERE is a blog that describes some Ordovician fauna from Kentucky and elsewhere, too.

 

[LanceHall]

Your brachiopod is some kind of orthid; most likely a Platystrophia sp., and I agree with Lance that the other fossil is an "orthoceras" cephalopod. Lance, by "chrynoidal" I think that he meant crinoidal.

I know, just thought the spelling was funny. :P