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Elobiceras
acting as a flytrap
Schloenbachia trinodosa
The phagmocone has up to four rows of tubercles or none
gnat (Sackenia)
Jurassic Brittle Star IF-M-17-001 Fossil Insect ElobicerasPalaeocoma egertoni Early Jurassic (Pliensbachian) Eype, Dorset United Kingdom Here is a seldom seen member of the Ophiuroidea, or Brittlestars. This is a fine example of Palaeocoma egertoni. Coming from a classic UK location, this is a well detailed example. The very hard sandy limestone is difficult to work, but the preparator has done an exceptional job exposing this specimen from its nearly 200 million year old strata.
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