Instead, things like ammonites or corals are the most common fossils; and of course, crinoids are a coveted find. Crinoids are often referred to as “sea lilies” even though they’re ...

This is much more easily done for fossil groups with living representatives than for extinct organisms ... These are fossils of the same kind of organism, a crinoid. Crinoids are very delicate ...

Many of the rock layers contain fossils of these ... cross-sections of crinoid stems, also known as "Indian beads," are visible in rocks in the quarry bottom of the Nature Park. Brachiopods are marine ...

Dr Neil Clark, a real life palaeontologist, shows a range of fossils including colonial coral found in equatorial regions, crinoids which are sea lilies still alive today and orthocones (related ...