The diversity and abundance of echinoderm fossils is reflected in the Museum's large, world-class collection. Fossil echinoderms are numerous, due in part to the fantastic preservation potential of ...

Stunning 150-Million-Year-Old Fossil Shows a Brittle Star Cloning Itself Paleontologists found a new species of echinoderm that was halfway through the process of regeneration when it died.

Fossil echinoderms, including the common Cambrian and Ordovician echinoderms figured here (Fig. 1 from Deline, et al., 2021; request permission to use here) have a rich and diverse fossil record.

Fossil echinoderms—including the edrioasteroid here (Carneyella pilea, Corryville Formation, Dent, Ohio, CMCIP 26324 specimen 12.8 mm wide) attached to a crinoid stem in life position—have a ...

The small creatures, just centimeters in length, are common in the fossil record. Yet almost nothing is known about their life or locomotion, says Samuel Zamora, a paleontologist and echinoderm ...

A recently discovered fossil from Germany pushes the origin of cloning sea stars back more than 150 million years. ... making it the only known echinoderm fossil frozen in the aftermath of cloning.

When you think of fossils, things like dinosaurs or ancient trees probably pop to mind. But if you’re a true geology ...

He will talk about a new fossil echinoderm that he discovered north of the city of York, which of the same age as two Manheim Township fossils. He has donated two fossils to the collection of ...

The fossils, largely mollusks and echinoderms, were found at a site with no known proximity to the sea. Researchers suggest they may have been collected by Neanderthal children, ...