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This may be the third nearly whole brittle star known to science from the Cincinnatian . It may be a new species . This is a great example of how amatuers can contribute to scientific knowledge . It also is a testament to beginners luck , I found this on my second fossil hunt a mile from my home . Ironicly I broke off the other arms from poor handling as a beginner .

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  • Nice brittle star. I live in cincinnati also, and i have never seen one of those yet.

    said photo of kjbrunzo kjbrunzo 2007.11.09 at 10:00:44 PST

  • you found this star about a mile from your home ~ you lucky thing! i've never been fossil hunting - nowhere near around where i live, it is one of the things i will do before i die, and when i do, fingers crossed i have a bit of your luck. it looks amazing ~ such an inadequate word but none other comes close ~ isn't life amazing?!? thanks for sharing

    said photo of feline1313 feline1313 2007.08.12 at 20:24:29 PDT

  • Wow, what a lovely brittle star! Congrats on a great find. We don't have them in my area. - Brenda (Nova Scotia)

    said photo of faranya100 faranya100 2007.01.19 at 20:03:34 PST

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