Michael examining the outcrop.
Gail examines the Kalkberg Limestone.
Maggie and Melissa looking for mineral vugs.
Partially disarticulated crinoid stem.
Trilobite cephalon - Phacops
Fenestrate bryozoan colony - Fenestrella compressa
Spiriferid brachiopod - Megakozlowskiella perlamellosa
Strophomenid (straight-hinged) brachiopod - Rhytistophia beckii
Rhytistrophia beckii
Small favositid coral colony
Brachial valve of Rhytistrophia beckii
Brachiopod - Leptaena rhomboidalis
Andrew points to black chert layer within the Kalkberg Limestone.
Chert horizon
Lower Devonian Kalkberg Formation
Bob and Michael examining fossils on the guardrail.
Lower Devonian Carlisle Center Formation (Siltstone)
Group examining a fallen block from the Carlisle Center Formation.
Bob poses with the Carlisle Center Formation.
Rooster tails - Zoophycus caudigalli.
Carlisle Center Formation
Bret explaining that the Carlisle Center Formation is an argillaceous (muddy) siltstone.
Zoophycus - finger points to vertical tubes associated with the horizontal feeding tunnels.
Michelle and bedding surface of the Carlisle Center Formation showing distinctive "rooster tail" trace fossil - Zoophycus caudigalli.
Carlisle Center Fm with Zoophycus caudigalli.
Middle Devonian Onondaga Limestone (Coral Reef)
Solitary rugose coral.
Blocks of the Middle Devonian Onondaga Limestone. The Edcliffe Member (shown) is rich is fossil corals.
Group examining the Onondaga Limestone.
Andrew and Winelle searching for coral fossils.
Mike, Andrew, and Bob examining coral fossils.
Branching tabulate coral - Coenites.
Coral heads - finger-like branching coral - Eridophyllum.
Favosites coral head.