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Ostrea diluviana.jpg
(DSM# 1-538/FK165 An extinct species of oyster.

Paranomia scabra 2.jpg
(DSM# FK156) Genus of bivalve mollusk.

Paranomia scabra Morton PB.jpg
(DSM# 10746) Very little is known about this extremely thin-shelled marine bivalve though it is quite common in some regions.

Pecten quinquecostatus FK104.jpg
(DSM# 3141/FK104) Some members of the Pecten genus are extant and are edible to humans.

Plicatula urticosa PB.jpg
(DSM# M180) Though this species is extinct the genus Plicatula is a marine mussel that is known to be a filter feeder today.

Pterocerella sp PB.jpg
(DSM# 10667) Extinct genus - Pterocerella (pelican foot snail) was a highly ornamented detritivore (bottom feeding) species of snail.

10171 Pterotrigonia sp pyritiezed Loc 200963 Drawer y22a John Marble donor.jpg
(DSM# 10171) Pterotrigonia is the state fossil of Tennessee. This specimen is preserved in pyrite.

3257 Pugnellus densatus.jpg
(DSM# 3257/FK143) An extinct genus of marine snail.

Pugnellus densatus.jpg
(no DSM#) Extinct species - Living snails from this family are slow moving and feed organic material found on the ocean floor (detritivores).

Pycnodonte convexa PB.jpg
(no DSM#) This common name for this type of oyster is called the Foam Oyster, or Honeycomb Oyster. Their temporal range extends all they way to the early Pleistocene, which means they survived the K-Pg extinction.
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