Geology / Gallery
Petalograptus minor (10)
This particular graptolite does not have the distinctive 'hack saw blade' morphology. This is a small fossil looking like a leaf or petal (hence the name). Each individual zooid ➚ lived in the chambers preserved only as the curved striated divisions.
Petalograptus minor lived in the Llandovery Series of the Silurian, this one is from the English Lake District.
Fossil gallery
- Brittle Star : Lapworthia miltoni
- Trilobite : Dalmanites myops
- Crinoid : Eucalyptocrinites decorus
- Gastropod : Poleumita discorus
- Trilobite : Calymene blumenbachi
- Graptolite : Cyrtograptus murchisoni
- Sponge : Ischadites koenigi
- Conodont : Ozarkodina typica
- Brachiopod : Pentamerus oblongus
- Graptolite : Petalograptus minor
- Brachiopod : Chonetes striatellus
- Cystoid : Lepocrinetes quadrifasciatus
- Bivalve : Pteronitella retroflexa
- Graptolite : Monograptus lobiferus
- Gastropod : Platyceras haliotis
- Crinoid : Sagenocrinites expansus
- Brachiopod : Atrypa reticularis