Fossils@Home #2: Tabulate Corals

In Episode 2 of Fossils@Home, Director of Science Communication Dr. Jonathan Hendricks introduces tabulate corals, an extinct group of reef-building animals that lived during the Paleozoic era.
Additional information about tabulate corals may be found on the Digital Encyclopedia of Ancient Life: www.digitalatlasofancientlife...
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[@zakariazaki7513]

Thanks for video keep going 🤠 greeting from Morocco

[@7inrain]

Having found lots of Tabulata fossils near the place I live I try to learn as much as I can about this ancient animal class. Thank you for the video.

[@SoulpowerwithFreakpower]

I have found many specimens of tabulate coral in Illinois, always a fun find. I recently found a huge chunk of mostly solid quartz tabulate coral. Currently tumbling some bits that aren't full of honey comb voids. The rest of the specimen is really cool too. Thanks for this video!

[@sethwoods8063]

Thank you for info.i found some honeycomb corral today in middle TN

[@Havemercyitspercy777]

Just managed to get my own! Thank you for this information I appreciate so much

[@dickweed6975]

Ty I have one found on dry land hunting arrowheads in s.e. Tenn. It's so blood red with orange an I splash of blue it looks opal. Ty Connie

[@AnythingSpaceAstronomy]

Great video!

[@SandySong-en5mv]

we are looking for a fossil coral minerals supplier in Asustralia with export permit

[@EeeEee-bm5gx]

i always wondered what were the white nets in the shale from nearby mines. Maybe corals

[@normgustafson4525]

Very interesting fossils.

[@ingridzabel5835]

Great!

[@Benderisgreat219]

I have one that is completely crystallized, and sparkling all over. Would it be worth anything? Its the size of a golf ball

[@danakousah1442]

I have one like it, how can i know how old is it!

[@baustaurus2518]

Sir can you name that shell a life side of the honeycomb corals, a color is gold i think it is?

[@raccoonresident5760]

Omg I just found a piece today. In my yard! And tools, a 3D map of part of my city and maybe a piece of the owner of all the tools (it’s with police) and Dino bones and eggs, minus the shells..... can still see tiny bones poking thru. I think this site is gonna rival hell cat deposits? Did I say that right? And BC’s deposits of red fossilized Dino bones.
I think it’s a mine and industrial site for tools jewelry etc. I’ve found bits pointing to such.... any idea how to proceed?

[@paleo1019]

Very nice (cam here!)

[@martinfernandez882]

Lit

[@mr.binungoy7345]

I've found some shell an coral fossils from my own backyard. I wish i could identify and carbon date them.

[@alnnetto6405]

Saya memilikinya,
Dan saya banyak memiliki fossil lain nya.apakah anda berminat

[@anthonylenci645]

Rugose Corals are the superior coral, everyone know this

[@megalithia9805]

Sorry @italianjob85, Heliolites are the best hands down. This is common knowledge

[@jessicamcintosh3894]

I subscribed. Thank you.

[@jessicamcintosh3894]

Man you'd love some of the corals I have