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1 Fossil List 2010 Examples Invertebrates
Forams (foraminifer) Nummulites

2 Fusulinid Triticites Diatoms

3 Sponges (Phylum Porifera)
Hydnoceras Astraeospongia

4 Bryozoa ARCHIMEDES Rhomboporia Fenestrate

5 Graptolites (Phylum Hemichordata)
Corals (Phylum Cniodaria) Horn & Colonial Corals Heliophyllum

6 Favosites Hexagonara Halysites Septastraea

7 Jellyfish fossil

8 Arthropods Trilobites
Phacops Isotelus Cryptolithus

9 Elrathia Eurypterids Insects Crustaceans Shrimp Lobster

10 Crab Horseshoe crab Barnicles Balanus

11 Brachiopods Lingula Inarticulate Articulate Platystrophia

12 Atrypa Mucrospirifer Rafinesquina

13 Leptaena Composita Juresania

14 Molluscs (Phylum Mollusca)
Bivalves (Clams mussels oysters) Pecten Gryphaea Exogyra Pholadomya

15 Gastropods (Snails) Conus Turnitella Worthenia Platyceras

16 Cypraea Cephalopods (Nautiloids Ammonoids Belemnoids) Orthoceras Nautilus

17 Dactylioceras Baculites Belemnites Ammonite

18 Echinoderms Crinonids
Stem pieces Stems Columns Crinonid Fronds Calyxes

19 Echinoids Sea urchins Heart urchins Sand dollars

20 Asteroids Sea Stare Brittle Stars

21 Blastiods Blastoid Pentremites Vertebates Fish Jawless Fish Agnathans Armored Fish (Placoderms) Dunkleosteus

22 Bothriolepis Cartilagenous Fish Chrondrichthyans Sharks and Rays Megalodon Shark’s Tooth Shark Vertebra Shark Jaws

23 Sting Ray Barbs Ray teeth Bony Fish (Osteichthyans)

24 Reptiles Mammal-like reptiles (Theraspids)
Dimetrodon Lystrosaurus Ichthyosaurs Plesiosaurs

25 Mosasaurs Pterodactyls

26 Dinosaurs Saurischians (Lizard hipped)
Allosaurus Apatosaurus

27 Coelophysis Deinonychus Plateosaurus

28 Velociraptor                                                           Tyrannosaurus

29 Ornithischians (Bird hipped)
Iguanodon Stegosaurus

30 Triceratops  Parasaurolophus

31 Birds Archaeopteryx Mammals Whale Vertebra

32 Mammuthus (Mammoth) Mammoth Tooth Mammut (Mastodon) Mastodon Tooth Mammals Hyracotherium Dawn Horse Fossil Tooth Eocene

33 Equis Horse tooth fossil
Smilodon-Sabre Tooth Cat Neanderthalensis Skull

34 Plants Horsetails Annularia Calamites Ferns

35 Scale Tree Lepidodendron Seed Fern Glossopteris Gymnosperm Metasequoia

36 Ginkgo Angiosperm Acer

37 Trace Fossils Trails, Borings
Trilobite Trails Borings Tracks, Trackways Dinosaur Footprint Dinosaur Trackway

38 Burrows Worm Burrow Cast Herbivore Carnivore Coprolites Other Fossils Trapped in amber

39 Trapped in tar Petrified wood Stromatolites

40 The END

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