File:Furcaster paleozoicus Stürtz, 1886 (8.5 cm long) with current aligned arms from the Hunsrück Lagerstätte (Lower Devonian) of western Germany. (8474368510).jpg

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Description Shown is a pyritized, complete fossil brittle star (ophiuroid) from the Hunsrück. All five arms are bent in the same direction, indicating current direction before final burial. This is a Furcaster paleozoicus brittle star, a species first described by Bernhard Stürtz in 1886.
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Furcaster paleozoicus Stürtz, 1886 (8.5 cm long) with current aligned arms from the Hunsrück Lagerstätte (Lower Devonian) of western Germany.

Author James St. John

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