Crinoidea is an ancient invertebrate echinoderm, which belongs to the same class as the familiar starfish, sea urchin and sea cucumber. It has been more than 500million years since its emergence. In the ocean 300 million years ago, there were a large number of crinoids and a wide variety of them everywhere, forming a grassland like coverage with bryozoans and brachiopods on the seabed.
Guanling fossil group was formed in the Gulf environment in the early Late Triassic 220 million years ago, including a large number of ichthyosaurs, sea dragons, toothed dragons, reptiles and echinoderms such as Crinoidea, as well as invertebrate ammonites, bivalves, conodonts, Nautilus, brachiopods and other fossils, and ancient plant fossils preserved in different places on land.
Period: triassic
Size: 12x10cm offers
Product code: Offers Crinoid fossil, with acrylic stand