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Very Detailed Example of a Canadian Edrioasteroid
OTHER ECHINODERMS
Stock Number A1114052

Name:   Isorophusella incondita
Age:  Ordovician
Formation:  Bobcaygeon Formation
Location:  Ontario, Canada
Size:  Edrio is 0.8 inches across
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Here is a very unusual edrioasteroid from the Ordovician of Canada. There is a very fine example of Isorophusella incondita on the slab. Edrioasteroids were primitive echinoderms which consisted of a flexible theca composed of numerous polygonal plates. This edrioasteroid exhibits fine detail - the outer rings of small plates are beautifully displayed, and the ambulacral plates and mouth are unusually well defined. The cream-colored fossil contrasts nicely with the squared slab of hard limestone. This is a very fine specimen of this uncommon echinoderm from Canada.