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Title: Animalia & Invertebrata & Anthozoa, Honeycomb Coral, favosites gothlandicus (lamarck), Animalia Invertebrata Anthozoa [Go to resource]
Description: This fossil has the common name of 'Honeycomb Coral' because its skeleton looks like the honeycomb made by bees. Although this coral is very common in the Silurian rocks exposed at Dudley, it is named 'Gothlandicus' after the island of Gothland in the Baltic where it was first discovered. Stratigraphy: Silurian & Wenlock & Homerian / 423 - 428 my Source: Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums Identifier: emu.ecatalogue.palaeobiology.73918 Go to resource More Like this...
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