Fossil corals: New pieces(3)...

New pieces of Fossil corals, in my collection:

SOLENASTREA ( subclass Hexacorallia, order Scleractinia)
Late Miocene-Early Pliocene age.
Found in Spain, Almeria province.

This fossil can be seen on ebay.com, also.

The next Coral Fossil is a Phylum Cnidaria, Scleractinian Coral :

Late Miocene-Early Pliocene age. Spain, Almeria.

Fossil corals : New fossils (2)...

I hope that everyone who takes a look in my blog will find some interesting fossils ...

Stauronema carteri

For the moment ...I don´t know the name :

Fossil corals: New pieces(1) ...

New fossils included in my collection :

Fossil corals : Some help...

Fossil corals : More Corals, more Fossils

Fossil corals: Corals, corals,corals...fossils of course

Today more photos :

Fossil corals: New owner

The next fossils have a new owner : untreated corals and fossilised corals for children.
Enjoy !

Fossil corals: Balanus...

Phylum :  Arthropoda
Subphylum :  Crustacea
Class :  Maxillipoda
Subclass :  Thecostraca
Infraclass Cirripedia
 Superorder : Thoracica
Order :  Sessilia
Superfamily :  Balanoidea
Family :  Balanidae

My Balanus fossil :

is from Pliocene Epoch,  70 mm,  found in Almeria province, Spain.

Fossil corals: Fossils?

Fossil corals(Ceza) has a question... does somebody know what kind of fossils these are ?

Found in Spain, Almeria, in the semi desert around Albox.

Fossil corals: Untreated corals

When one finds fossilised corals, sometimes they look soiled and crusted but other times they are so marvelous just as they are alive!
Fossils usually must be cleaned and this is a little delicate.
The next two fossil-corals, that I have already put for sale in Ebay, are not treated at all, simply washed using only water and a brush.
Enjoy the pictures :

Fossil corals: Using nature...

Fossil corals : Fossilised corals for...

Fossilised corals(real) for children:

You Might Be A Fossil Hunter if...

-if you are not able to sit still at the beach long enough

to watch a sunset.

-if you think it's cool that the Pterosaurs escaped from

the island in the third Jurassic Park movie.

-if you can touch coprolite without cringing.

-if you think of 10,000 years as a short span of time.

-if you have brought home a piece of  rock(or cement) just in case it was a fossil.