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Edaphosaurus differs from Dimetrodon in having cross-bars on the spines that supported its fin
although this idea is now largely discredited
scallop or pecten
it is about the same height as video cassets and DVD's
webbed toes and possibly a fin on its tail
Lithostrotionella, Fossil Coral West Virginia State Gemstone Compsognathus Edaphosaurus differs from Dimetrodon inFossil Coral (Lithostrotionella) Official West Virginia State Gemstone Lithostrotionella Coral is very similar to the Petoskey Stone Coral of Michigan. Our Lithostrotionella is from the Mississippian Period (350 million years) of West Virginia. It has excellent preservation and would be great for cutting for jewelry because it has lots of color and makes a nice specimen as is. Lithostrotionella is the official State Gem Stone of West Virginia. It is