Echinoids or sea urchins are very common in today's oceans and are common as fossils also.
Echinoids are part of the larger animal group known as echinoderms,
which includes starfish and crinoids.
They are found on most continents and are widely collected. Some are called "sand dollars"

Lapworthia miltoni.

Brittle Starfish
Lapworthia miltoni

U s36
Humevale Siltstone, Comet Creek,
Mount Dissapointment,
Clonbinane, Victoria, Australia.

Silurian 425 Million years old

Specimen is 86x70x23mm.
Sorry, sold.
All sizes are approximate
This is a one only fossil, and may not be available.
If you require a fossil bigger or smaller than the feature
please e-mail us with your request.

Undescribed.

Starfish
Undescribed

U s37
Humevale Siltstone,
Nannys Creek Road,
E. Kilmore, Victoria, Australia.

Silurian 425 Million years old

Specimen is 106x87x20mm.
Starfish is 47mm.
Aust. $110.00
All sizes are approximate
This is a one only fossil, and may not be available.
If you require a fossil bigger or smaller than the feature
please e-mail us with your request.

Stenaster.

Starfish
Stenaster.

St s32
Katoua Formation,
Mecissi, Morocco.

Ordovician 450 Million years old

Specimen is 150x95mm.
Sorry, sold.

All sizes are approximate
This is a one only fossil, and may not be available.
If you require a fossil bigger or smaller than the feature
please e-mail us with your request.

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