More variety of echinoids from different ovale forms, in flint colors on the rock plates.
They looks like dry crusty crumble cookies.

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More variety of echinoids from different ovale forms, in flint colors on the rock plates.
They looks like dry crusty crumble cookies.
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Today's #fossilhunting trip. This is Echinocorys, an extinct genius of echinoids (sea urchins) that lived here from 50 to 100 millions years ago, during Paleocene / Late Cretaeceous era
Echinocorys echinoids in black flint from the Baltic Sea 🌊
Some patterns of the mantle of inner faded shells of echinodea. Echinocorys and others.
Going back in time some days.
On May 2 , I stumpled across this Echinocorys, flint fossils core, an medium size, in dark flint with its rock matrix including. An really incredible find, the shells pattern is still visible, on the half surface with no deep cracks.
The rock matrix in white and gray under it is firm intact.
I’m really happy to have found it.
The only of the large collection of my echinoids with an druzy inside. An Echinocorys specimen.
Was now out walking to the woods on my neighborhood. Longer tour radius around some fields and the woods.
The damaged Echinocorys has an good size and weight, Found this handful of flint fossils.
It has some beachcore vibes within the sand.
Sunny weather, good for some pics taken outside with echinoids ~ Echinocorys.
With two placed Galerites echinoids circular.