Linda McCall @lmccall
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1 month, 1 week agoLinda McCall posted a new activity commentDefinitely not Porocystis. A site near Bandera has produced several small floating crinoids. This doesn’t look like any I have found from there but might be what it is. Does it have calcitic cleavage anywhere, or does it look more like limestone fill?
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Agreed, a bit too blurry to tell. Might be a spine, or a scaphapod as well. Need more info to tell.
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2 months, 2 weeks agoLinda McCall posted a new activity comment
Updated.
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Thanks, Linda!
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2 months, 3 weeks agoLinda McCall posted a new activity comment
I concur.
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@delwin-glasner I’ve been looking at another algal body and it seems like they have all have intrusions. I agree with @lmccall because this specimen has protrusions like other echinoderms. Crabby part maybe too?
Yes my first thought was an urchin spine or seed.
Will change I.D. to Radiola
So sometimes there are plants and animals with the same genus name so is there an echinoderm called Radiola? Because Radiola is also a plant (monotypic genus) that grows in Europe in the family Linaceae and it’s not plant.
Looking at Cidaridae spines on the web at
https://thereaderwiki.com/en/Cidaridae