Hmm I found the fossil within a fossil part very interesting..!

Four Winged Dinosaur (http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/microraptor/) on NOVA (http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/schedule-local.html) tomorrow night.:smile:


There really should be something on fossil cephs like this.:sad:

The Mother of all Cephalopods will one day grace these pages (http://www.kumip.ku.edu/cambrianlife/index.html).

The only trouble is finding it. :plectrono

here's to that :cheers:

What would the Mother of all Cephalopods look like?

:whalevsa:

A shell? maybe like :plectrono Plectronoceras?

Which came first, the Nautilus or the shell?

I'll tell you when and if I find it. :lol:

Sorry to break from the current conversation,
just happy because, on further excavation of the hole left by the bivalve I found in my garden yesterday, I found 4 perfect brachiopods, just a few centimeters below! Here's a picture:
http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s260/TheDalekSupreme/Picture019.jpg

Hmm.. Nautilus or the shell? I'd say Nautilus (or it's a rhetorical question).

What would the Mother of all Cephalopods look like?

:whalevsa:

Like Cuthulhu with breasts?:shock: