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Athyris concentrica brachiopod from Eifel, Germany
I have yet another species of Athyris from Germany which makes three compared to the single species that I find here in New York and Pennsylvania.
Athyris concentrica
comes from the Devonian, Eifelian stage, aged Junkerberg formation, near Gondelsheim, Eifel, Germany. The shell is generally round with a shallow sulcus and narrow concentric growth lines decorating the surface. This species looks very similar to
A. vittata
from Michigan.
Specimen #1
Pedicle valve
Anterior
Brachial valve
Posterior
Profile
Specimen #2
Brachial valve
Anterior
Pedicle valve
Posterior
Profile
Compare this species to others from Germany,
A. tumida
and
A. amanshauseri
or here in N. America,
A. spiriferoides
from New York.
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