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Corals (Anthozoa)
Fossils ➔ Colony Coral Fossil
Identifier:
E10271Description:
Colony coral lived in the warm shallow seas that covered much of Michigan during the Devonian period between 419-358 million years ago. Each round opening would have contained an individual soft-bodied organism called a polyp.
Dimensions:
2" h 3" w 2.5" dCurrent Location Status:
Education ProgramCollection Tier:
Tier 3Source:
Museum CollectionExhibits/Programs:
Discovery Kit: Fossils #1 (October 25 2019)Step back on the geological timeline to explore a variety of plant and animal fossils.
Discovery Kits include a variety of artifacts and specimens from the Museum’s Collection that allow students to investigate global and local objects. The Collections support the Museum’s mission of inspiring curiosity and discovery around science, history, and culture. Each kit includes objects from the Museums archives, helpful resources and suggested activities. Discovery Kits are a great way for teachers to incorporate primary source and object-based learning into the classroom or as a way to prepare for or extend a Museum visit.
Virtual Discovery Kit: Fossils (April 2020)
Calling all paleontologists! Step back on the geological timeline to explore a variety of plant and animal fossils. Learn all about the science of fossils and how prehistoric creatures lived, ate, and moved about our world.