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Ontario Fossils

As Dirty Harry once said, a man has got to know his limitations. I think ontariominerals.com needs something on fossils, but paleontology is not my field, and I am not going to even think about listing all known Ontario fossils here. I'll kick things off with a few photos, but to go beyond that will take some time, and assistance from fossil collectors. I know you're out there, don't be shy, email me.

A killer trilobite from Catfish Creek, near London, Ontario

A pyritized cephalopod from the Hungry Hollow Area, near Arkona, Ontario

A beautiful eurypterid from Fort Erie's Ridgemount Quarry

A fine Isotelus trilobite from Cobourg

Some Ontario fossil links:

ontariorocks.ca has directions to, photos of, and other info on several good fossil collecting areas - Craigleath, Port Colborne, and Arkona

www.trilobites.ca - The Museum of Orodovician Trilobites from the St-Lawrence & Great Lakes of Canada - This is a must-see site, a superb collection of photographs of trilobites, many from Ontario, by Frank Habets

The Royal Ontario Museum's Department of Palaeobiology has lots of good fossil stuff

Important: Localities listed on this website are not necessarily open for collecting.  Those foolish enough to trespass on posted land or enter active mines without permission endanger themselves and may cause the permanant closure of that site.

 

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