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Multiple Coral Specimen With Other Fossils
CORALS
Stock Number XICO03

Name:   Unidentified Solitary Corals
Age:  Devonian
Formation:  Mahantango Formation
Location:  Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
Size:  Matrix plate is approximately 4.0" X 6.0".
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Here is a very interesting plate of fossils. This specimen is from the Devonian of Pennsylvania. There are two internal casts and one external mold of unidentified solitary corals on the plate. The internal casts are very 3-dimensional and display the septa of the corals extremely well. The external mold exhibits the tapering shape of the coral. There are also several unidentified brachiopods and what appears to be a crinoid cup on the plate. This is a very unique specimen of many different fossils from the Mahantango Formation.