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Meristella and Orthostrophia Brachiopods from OK
BRACHIOPODS
Stock Number XIBR77

Name:   Meristella atoka, Orthostrophia strophomenoides
Age:  Lower Devonian
Formation:  Haragan Formation
Location:  Coal County, Oklahoma
Size:  Plate is 3 inches across
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Here is an unusual plate of brachiopods from the Lower Devonian of Oklahoma. There are two specimens of Meristella atoka and one Orthostrophia strophomenoides on this block. All of the brachiopods are quite inflated and exhibit fine detail. Two of the brachiopods appear to have some type of epifaunal growth preserved. The fossils have very good color and contrast and are well presented on the natural block of limestone. This is a very nice multiple specimen of two different brachiopods from the Haragan Formation.