2.4" Ordovician Bryozoans (Chasmatopora) Plate - Estonia

This is plate of Upper Ordovician, Bryozoan fossils primarily of the species Chasmatopora papillosa & Pachydictya kuckersensis (Bekker, 1919). They come from the Viivikonna Formation in Northeastern Estonia. The bryozoa have a white preservation that contrasts well against the lighter brown shale. It comes with an acrylic display stand.

Bryozoans are microscopic aquatic invertebrates that live in colonies, forming skeletal structures similar to corals. Each skeletal structure has a form unique to each particular species. The individual byrozoans forming these colonies are fileter feeders called zooids, straining nutrients from the surrounding water.
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SPECIES
Chasmatopora papillosa & Pachydictya kuckersensis
LOCATION
Narva, Northeast Estonia
FORMATION
Viivikonna Formation, Kivioli Member
SIZE
Matrix 2.4x1.6"
CATEGORY
ITEM
#49977
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