EXTINCTIONS AUCTION- BEAUTIFUL GOGIA SPIRALIS CYSTOID FOSSIL - TEXTBOOK DISPLAY!

Description

Name
:   Gogia spiralis
Age:
Middle Cambrian
Formation:
Wheeler Formation
Location:
Millard County, Utah
Size:
Gogia is 2.5 inches long!
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This is a fabulous example of Gogia spiralis from the Wheeler Shale of Utah. This primitive, extinct echinoderm used to be known as an eocrinoid, but has now been re-classified as a cystoid. This large specimen is complete and exhibits wonderful detail. The elongate, multi-plated, sac-like holdfast is intact and very distinct. The detailed cystoid has a large-plated, nodose calyx that is quite evident, and twisted, spiraled arms that are wonderfully showcased in a splayed position. The beautiful fossil has striking natural color and contrast and is well centered on the large plate of orange-colored shale. This is a large, collectible, textbook example of this very displayable echinoderm from the Middle Cambrian.
A Certificate of Authenticity from EXTINCTIONS.com is included with this specimen.
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