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Tornoceras was a Devonian cephalopod that thrived in the warm paleozoic seas. It's thought that, due to close association, these squid-like animals were predators of trilobites. Tornoceras from the Widder formation in SW Ontario are more often than not, pyritized. Pyritization occurs due to the high concentration of the mineral in the host rock. Often, the living chambers are preserved in incredible detail.

 

These goniatite come from a clay-like bench where they weather out. Mostly juveniles and micro fauna are found here.

 

Tornoceras uniangulare

Arkona Shale, Hamilton gr

Arkona, Ontario, Canada

Middle Devonian

Micro Goniatites/Tornoceras uniangulare - Pyritized cephalopod

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