EXTINCTIONS- STRANGE RARE DOUBLE LOWER CAMBRIAN ECHINODERM LEPIDOCYSTIS- DETAIL!

Description

Name:   Lepidocystis wanneri
Age:  Lower Cambrian
Formation:  Kinzers Formation
Location:  York County, Pennsylvania
Size:  Lepidocystis is 1.6 inches long!
This is a screamin' rare Lower Cambrian Lepidocystis echinoderm double from York County, Pennsylvania. This classic specimen was found by Martin Anne' while collecting with James Sprinkle in the 1970's. These primitive echinoderms are extremely detailed - the different sizes, shapes, and structures of the plates are easily seen (see photos). The distinct fossils are beautifully showcased on the semi-squared plate of Kinzers Shale. This is a VERY collectible double example of this very strange and historic fossil echinoderm from the Lower Cambrian of Pennsylvania.
(To show the Anne'/Sprinkle connection, we've included photos of two papers that Sprinkle sent to Anne' that we found in Anne's collection. Papers are not included with the fossil.)
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