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Name:
Parascytalocrinus hamiltonensis
Age: Mississippian
Formation: Edwardsville
Location: Crawfordsville, Indiana
Size: Crinoid is 3.8 inches including stem
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This crinoid is a "perfect" example of a Parascytalocrinus hamiltonensis. The feature that makes this a Parascytalocrinus is the unpaired arm (clearly seen) off the A ray. This crinoid has only 9 arms, therefore it is a Parascytalocrinus. The long arms display the fine pinnules very nicely. The specimen has good color, nice contrast, and is nicely centered on the matrix. It even has a section of the pentagonal stem attached. This is a wonderful single specimen of this species.
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