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Belemnites sp. (Lamarck 1799) Squid pen - internal shell
(DSM# M266) Extinct order - Belemnites' closest living relative is the cuttle fish. The fossil you see here is the internal skeleton of the creature.
Biradiolites canaliculatus (d'Orbigny 1850) Rudist clam left valve
(DSM# FK193) Extinct genus of marine bivalve.
Biradiolites sp. (d'Orbigny 1850) Rudist clam left/right valves
(DSM# 3847/FK192 Genus of bivalve that lived in shallow subtidal marine environments
Bothremys? barberi (Leidy 1865) complete carapace
(DSM# 10682 - 3348) Sea Turtle Carapace
Bullopsis cretacea (Conrad 1858) Sea Snail Fossil
(DSM# 3258/FK190) Extinct genus - An epifaunal, carnivourous gastropod from the Late Cretaceous. Epifaunal means that they lived either on the hard sea floor or on other hard-shelled organisms.
Cadulus sp. (Philippi 1844) Scaphopod shell
(DSM# 1691) Extinct species - This genus of tusk shell has more than fifty-one living species. Though we don't know which species this fossil represents it is likely it is extinct.
Cardium eufelense (Conrad 1860) Single clam valve
(DSM# 3730/FK335) Genus of bivalve mollusk suspension feeder.
Cardium stantoni (Wade 1926) R/L valves of clam
(DSM# 3127/FK160) Extinct genus of marine bivalve.
Cardium? sp. (Linnaeus 1758) Internal mold both valves
(DSM# 10763) Steinkern of common cockle shell.
Chlamys sp. (Roding 1798) Scallop valve in matrix
(DSM# 10745) This thin-shelled bivalve is from the scallop family.