Description
Fossil Horn Coral (rugose corals)
From the Mississippian Period of 325 million years ago, horn coral looked much like coral that is in the sea today. Millions of tiny coral animals called (Polyps) all join together. This cluster looked like fingers. Their tentacles sticking out resembling a bunch of tiny flowers at one end. Found in the Confusian Range, Miller Co., Utah.
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