Tour of Fossil Bryozoan Reefs
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Subscribed thanks for the really well made video.
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@Astronomy Guru1 Is your coral Mississippian age ? Are the Brachs the same age?
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@AstronomyGuru1 Sounds fun , my kids and I have been collecting water worn horn corals , and glacieral erratic horn corals Devonian from Canada deposted here in Ohio (see my videos on that : glacial erratic fossils ) .
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So you put the skeletons back together?
I just got a fiendish idea.
I sometimes take bits of Pachyclavularia mat tissue and Super glue it to gorgonian skeletons to make a sort Pseudo gorg.
imagen a reassembled ancient Bryo skeleton
Reseeded with life.
Interesting to think about.
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theres a place in northern canada (i went there with my step dad) theres all these boulders and what not everywhere, we were breaking rocks and all of a sudden in the center of the rocks were fossils, we even found one with a spinal cord and donated to a local high school!!
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Excellent!
'Who' are the photosynthetic symbionts in the Bryozoans???
Adams42 8 months ago
@Adams42 Bryozoans are filter feeding colonial animals similiar to coral but far more complex .
What is a light(photo) artificial (synthetic) , friend companion (symbiont). They eat plankton so in Sponge Bobs world its probably Gary the snail.
flyingscience 8 months ago
We have 700 feet of rich limestone and shale (only a few feet are seen at the surface) this is called the Ordovician series .It blankets the Earth but usualy deep down buried under younger layers . The Cincinnati Arch has bowed this rock layers upwrds and the glaciers removed / bulldozed the younger layers off .This is what gave us the best late Ordovician outcrops in the world.
flyingscience 1 year ago
1.I used the word reefs however the term Bryozoan communities would be more accurate .Reefs are denser in population .Sometimes they are reefs in concentrated patches or layers .
flyingscience 2 years ago