The ECPHORA The Newsletter of the Calvert Marine Museum Fossil Club Volume 25 Number 4 December 2010
Features Serpulidae or Vermetidae?
Serpulid Worm Shells? Foram Fossils from Calvert Cliffs Life Restoration of the big bird Pelagornis
Inside Dr. Ralph Eshelman to lecture on Who Cares? The Human Perspective on the Calvert Cliffs. Thursday, January 20, 7:00 pm CMMFC Shirt Order Fossil Club at PRAD Platanistid Skull Found Meg Tooth Fashioned into Arrowhead Membership Renewal Crab Finds and more… Photo submitted by Mike Ellwood. ☼
CMMFC Shirt Order (See Page 10)
Above: The new CMMFC shirt order form is attached. Please Mike Ellwood discovered these lovely Miocene note that we now have the 2011 CMMFC 30-year fossils in a fallen block along Calvert Cliffs. They commemorative t-shirts, both short and long sleeve. I consist of numerous intertwined tubular shells. apologize for the new, higher prices, but the previous Calcareous dwelling structures like these are made price really covered ordering and printing more than 60 by some marine annelid tube worms, like those in shirts and we didn't get that many orders. the family Serpulidae (insert image of a living So my costs were higher. The new prices serpulid from Wikimedia Commons) and by reflect the charges per item for < 60. If we get more gastropods (snails) in the family Vermetidae. The than 60 orders, I'll send refund for the difference. difference is that vermetid shells are shiny inside Another important note: please make sure to and have three shell layers, whereas the annelid have your order and payment to me by December 21 worm tubes are dull inside and have only two shell so that it can go in to the printer with our group order. layers. My initial perusal of these tubes suggest the I wish everyone a very happy holiday season, latter; two layered shells made by serpulid worms. and see you in February! Kathy Young ☼ S. Godfrey ☼
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Microfossils from Calvert Cliffs taxonomic help on identifying forams worldwide. As a result, our collection has grown to include
2300 online images. In 2008, I asked Stephen Microfossils such as radiolarians, ostracods, Godfrey by email and was overwhelmed to receive diatoms, pollen, and foraminifera are usually about 7kg of sediment from Calvert Cliffs. The unknown to hobby-paleontologists. In samples had been collected by him, John Nance reconstructing Earth history, ancient environments and Yasemin Tulu. In March 2009, I was able to locally and globally, interpreting the great join them to collect sediment samples from different extinction events, finding oil and monitoring oil- beds along the cliffs. The photographic results of wells, showing the human impact on bays and the microfossils found to date are shown on: lagoons, and even in archaeological and marine foraminifera.eu/calvertcliffs.html and /purse.html. studies, microfossils are commonly used as index In March 2011, I will be back in the United fossils and as bio-markers of the past. There are States to pick up more material from Maryland and 85,000 described species of foraminifera; each adjacent States. possessing a uniquely-shaped chambered shell-like You will find hundreds of specimens in just home. They are abundant in both the fossil-record a couple of pounds of raw-material from Calvert and in recent marine sediments. Just a simple Cliffs. Just give it a try. You will learn more at binocular microscope with 40x magnification is all foraminifera.eu and/or contact me at that is needed to see them. [email protected].
Submitted by Michael Hesemann Foraminifera-eu Project, Hamburg, Germany. ☼
Peccary Molar
Scanning electron microscope image of a Miocene foram. Image submitted by M. Hesemann.
A small group of enthusiastic naturalists from Hamburg, Germany host the “Foraminifera.eu-Project”. Our goal is to foster an Stephen Godfrey found this peccary molar interest in these abundant single-celled organisms. (Prosthennops sp., CMM-V-4433) as float along We image foraminifera taken from sediment Calvert Cliffs. Scan by S. Godfrey. ☼ samples sent to us and we offer technical and Club website: http://www.calvertmarinemuseum.com/cmmfc/index.html 3 The Ecphora December 2010
Fossil Club at PRAD Modified Meg Tooth Found?
(From left to right) Mark Griffin, Bob Platt, and Kathy Young regaled patrons as they marveled at a Dr. Robert and Margaret Hazen both found and selection of Miocene fossils from hither and yon. donated these specimens to the Calvert Marine Many thanks to everyone else who contributed to, Museum. The C. megalodon tooth (left) is so and helped interpret our paleo exhibits during conspicuously triangular as to suggest that it was PRAD (Oct. 9-10, 2010). Photo by S. Godfrey. deliberately modified to be used as a projectile point. Here it is figured with one such projectile point found close-by on the same beach. Photo Whale Skull Prepared during submitted by Bob Hazen. ☼
PRAD Dolphins Attempt 'Common Language'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_9 045000/9045389.stm
Submitted by Y. Tulu. ☼
Humpback Whales Travel up to 5,000 km Between Breeding
Grounds
Paige Fischer and Christa Conant exposed much http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_9 of the dorsal side of a small baleen whale skull that 084000/9084490.stm Paige found and helped quarry (see the previous issue of The Ecphora for the back story). Photo by Submitted by Y. Tulu. ☼ S. Godfrey. ☼ Club website: http://www.calvertmarinemuseum.com/cmmfc/index.html 4 The Ecphora December 2010
Pelagornis Life Restoration Ecphora). This superb life-restoration was crafted by artist Carlos Anzures from Tamaulipas, Mexico.
Submitted by David Rubilar, [email protected].
☼ Platanistid Skull Found
The only living platanistid dolphin is the Ganges River Dolphin (Platanista). Several extinct members of this family have been collected from along Calvert Cliffs including, Araeodelphis, Zarhachis, Pomatodelphis, and probably one unnamed genus from the St. Marys Formation. The skull, figured here in dorsal view, was found by Mike Ellwood and appears to be a lovely specimen of Zarhachis. This genus is characterized by the presence of a
massive bony knob above each eye. Photo submitted These three photographs show a life-restoration of by Mike Ellwood. ☼ the giant Neogene bird, Pelagornis (the skeleton of which was highlighted in the previous issue of The Club website: http://www.calvertmarinemuseum.com/cmmfc/index.html 5 The Ecphora December 2010
Monster Mako from California New Kent County, Virginia. It was found and donated to the CMM by Rose and David Schooff;
many thanks! Scan by S. Godfrey. ☼
Tiny Blue Crab
This small fossilized crab carapace (a natural mold) of Necronectes sp. (CMM-I-3714) was collected in New Kent County, Virginia. It was found and donated to the CMM by Rose and David Schooff. Scan by S. Godfrey. ☼
Larry Barnes collected this tooth from Sharktooth 'Balloon head' Dolphin Discovered Hill, California; UCMP Collections. Photo by Yasemin Tulu. ☼
Tiny Spider Crab
A new genus and species of dolphin with a short, spoon-shaped nose and high, bulbous forehead has been described from a fossil found in the North Sea. Platalearostrum hoekmani was named after Albert Hoekman, the Dutch fisherman who trawled up part of its skull.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-11673924
This small fossilized crab carapace (a natural Submitted by Yasemin Tulu. ☼ mold) of Libinia sp. (CMM-I-3715) was collected in
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Vertical Burrow in the Dolphins Learn Naturally to Calvert Formation “Walk” on Water
http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_9 116000/9116120.stm This horizontally-partitioned vertical burrow was spotted in Bed 11 of the Calvert Formation, Calvert Submitted by Yasemin Tulu. ☼ Cliffs. The preserved length of the presumed trace fossil was 14 cm (just over 5 inches long) but the top end gives every indication that it continued upwards. Unfortunately, I was unable to collect the Paleo Positions Available burrow which has since eroded away. If you spot a burrow like this, please let me know so we can The Geological Society of America has put attempt to preserve one. Photo by S. Godfrey. ☼ up their Geologist-in-Parks positions for summer of 2011 at: Here is a Paleontology website http://rock.geosociety.org/g_corps/index.htm Among these are 3 positions at Dinosaur National that might be of interest… Monument, two for field work and one for developing web content. Applications are open http://scienceblogs.com/tetrapodzoology/2010/09/zi until Feb 1, 2011. phiid_rostra_on_sea_floors.php?utm_source=feedb urner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed% Submitted by Yasemin Tulu. ☼ 3A+TetrapodZoology+%28Tetrapod+Zoology%29
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CALVERT MARINE MUSEUM toothed whale predate the forms that are collected along Calvert Cliffs. He had collected the original FOSSIL CLUB MEETING skull that is now in the collections of the Charleston MINUTES Museum in South Carolina. Lee Creek – No new PCS public relations fossil contact has been named since Curtis The CMM Fossil Club meeting was held Ormond retired recently. The club is still waiting to Saturday, November 13, 2010 in the Exhibition hear if there will be a 2011 fossil-collecting season. Building at the CMM. Mark Griffin called the The mine is still rapidly reclaiming the current meeting to order. collecting area, so no long-term exposed area may The Treasurer reported that the Club has be available to hunt. $5,899.80 in assets in the bank. Long Beach Identification Event – Stephen Our Membership Coordinator reported that was on hand with many local show-and-tell fossils. The Ecphora goes to 72 members, 19 life members, Rebecca Morehouse, from Jefferson Patterson Park 6 clubs, and 4 museums. and Kirsti Uunila, from Calvert County Planning & Nine people attended the Scientist Cliffs Zoning office were there with amazing field trip. The group walked from Chestnut Cabin archeological finds. Pam and Bob Platt, Paul to Parker’s Creek. Everyone found something. The Murdoch, and local members of the Long Beach best fossil was a 2-1/2” Mako tooth, found by Judy and Calvert Beach Communities also displayed a McKay. variety of fossils. It is hoped that the event will be Debbie Burdette offered to provide an repeated every other year. The event was attended article on her trip to collect fossils from Shark by over 60 visitors and endorsed by both Tooth Hill, CA. communities. The beach walk was photographed Stephen Godfrey reopened the discussion and written up by the Calvert Recorder. as to whether we should discontinue dues for John Nance represented the CMM at the members who elect to receive the newsletter, The Society of Vertebrate Paleontology annual meeting Ecphora only in digital form; as a PDF. As there held in Pittsburg, PA. There he presented a poster were too few members in attendance to discuss the coauthored by him and Stephen on a fused Miocene issue, it will be deferred to the next meeting. Bob cetothere humerus, radius, and ulna from Calvert Platt reminded everyone we must be a member of Cliffs. It was well received. the museum to belong to the Fossil Club. There is no discount for kids, but there is a family rate. Mark Griffin adjourned the meeting at about 2 Kathy Young put the t-shirt order in and p.m. they are ready to deliver. We will have long-sleeve shirts for the next order, due to Kathy by December Minutes submitted by K. Young with help from Flo 21. See the attached order form. Strean and others. ☼ Members brought in pizza and goodies for a pizza party. CMM Report – Stephen reported that many Dr. Tulu I presume. fossils had been donated recently to the Calvert Jonah with a twist. Marine Museum. Of special interest was a crocodile Photo by Amy Smith. coprolite from South Carolina donated by Bill ☼ Palmer. Additionally, Stephen showed the skull of a La Plata dolphin that had been donated to the Museum’s osteology collection by the Smithsonian Institution. Furthermore, a complete skeleton of a Harbor porpoise was also just catalogued. Bill Palmer also brought in a cast replica of an archaic Oligocene odontocete. These kinds of
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SMITHSONIAN OUTREACH FOR K-12 GEOSCIENCE TEACHERS LOOKING FOR FUN AND ADVENTURE WHILE EARN ING COLLEGE OR PROFE SSIONAL GROWTH CREDI T? Join us in northern Wyoming for educational field workshops on PALEONTOLOGY, GEOLOGY, and MAPPING, led by professional geoscientists. Our workshops have become very popular with K-12 teachers who need college or professional recertification credits, and children’s book authors. The workshops meet in Shell, Wyoming. Shell is located 70 miles east of Cody, Wyoming and is only a two hour drive from the east entrance to Yellowstone National Park. It is situated in the midst of some of the most significant and impressive fossil- bearing rocks in North America. Several of the workshops will visit world-class dinosaur fossil-bearing localities with geoscientists who are currently conducting research on these deposits.
WORKSHOPS (see website for a full list of courses) July, 2011 ~ The History of Life Through Fossils The Bighorn basin in Wyoming is the setting for one of the finest, natural, teaching laboratories in the western hemisphere. Every major time period is represented by rocks and fossils. We will spend three days looking at both terrestrial and marine sequences that document the changing history of life during the last 600 million years. Teachers will be able to collect fossils for their classroom activities. Dr. Erik Kvale and Dr. Michael Brett-Surman will be the instructors. July, 2011 - Dinosaur Science – What you can, and CANNOT, know about dinosaur science. A three day field course, supplemented with classroom lectures, which will show teachers what we can, and cannot, know about dinosaurs. Participants will see dinosaur bones and footprints, visit fossil dig sites, and watch how professional dinosaur paleontologists reconstruct the life of the Jurassic and Cretaceous. TV specials that misrepresent dinosaur science will also be discussed. Dr. Michael Brett-Surman will be the instructor.
See our website www.geo-sciences.com for workshop details.
COSTS: - $250 per 3-day workshop which includes sack lunches, refreshments, handouts, handbook, and two hours recertification credit from the Wyoming Professional Teaching Standards Board.
REGISTRATION: - To register, go to our website www.geo-sciences.com , complete and mail the registration form along with your registration deposit of $50. Early reservation is encouraged to reserve your space for a workshop. Full refund of deposit for cancellations made prior to May 15, 2011.
RESERVATION DEADLINE – MAY 15, 2011 COLLEGE CREDITS: University of Wyoming Outreach Program – Two (2) hours enrichment credit has been approved for each workshop. Additional costs apply.
Wyoming Professional Teaching Standards Board Two (2) hours of professional growth credit has been approved for each workshop. No additional costs apply.
For those who elect to take the workshops for college credit, additional costs apply. See our website! Geo-Science Adventures Phone: (307) 765-2259 or (866) 765-2259 toll free On the web at: www.geo-sciences.com email: [email protected]
Submitted by Dr. Michael Brett-Surman. ☼
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Club Gear Order Form Calvert Marine Museum Fossil Club (CMMFC)
Ordered by: Name (please print): Please remember:
Please get your orders and Mailing/Shipping Street Address: payment to me by December 21, 2010 to be included in the group order to the printer. City: State: Zip: Indicate on p.2 if you will/will not be at the next meeting to E-mail Address: pick up your order (prefer shipping by USPS).
Day Telephone: Evening Telephone:
Name of Item Size Quantity Unit Price Total $ . $ . $ . $ . $ . $ . $ . $ . $ . $ . $ . $ . $ . $ . Subtotal $ . Shipping ($5.50 if you would like to receive by mail)* $ . Total* $ .
Items Currently Available: Options Sizes Prices Short-sleeve T- S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL $13 (add $2.60 each for 2XL and 3XL) shirt Commemorative 30-yr Club S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL $13 (add $2.60 each for 2XL and 3XL) Anniversary Short- sleeve T-shirt Long-sleeve t-shirt S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL $17.00 (add $2.60 each for 2XL and 3XL) Commemorative 30-yr Club S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL $17.00 (add $2.60 for 2XL, 3XL) Anniversary Long- sleeve T-shirt Sweatshirt S, M, L, XL, 2XL, (3XL not available) $20.90 (add $2.60 each for 2XL) Bill Cap One fits most $11.80 Tote 15.5”h x 13”w x 7” d $6.00
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All items are tan with: o Navy blue Calvert Marine Museum logo and “Fossil Club” on the front left shoulder of shirts and sweatshirts, and on the bill caps and totes. o Large Ecphora (MD State Fossil) image on the backs of the t-shirts, sweatshirts, and tote. Commemorative 30-year anniversary short- and long-sleeve t-shirts have same logos on front and back and also “30-years” and 1981-2011 on the front left-shoulder CMMFC logo Shipping (USPS) & handling ($5.50) if not picking up order at the meeting Takes about 3-4 weeks after orders sent to printer, for printing, processing and mailing time
Make check payable to: Calvert Marine Museum Fossil Club
Please mail order form and payment to: Kathy Young, Calvert Marine Museum Fossil Club P.O. Box 444, Eldersburg, MD 21784-0444
Orders and payment will be needed by December 21, 2010, because one group order will be given to the printer.
I plan to be I won’t be at the February 2011 meeting to pick up my order
Survey: let me know if you’d be interested in the following CMMFC logo items for future orders:
CMMFC photo wall calendar highlighting club members, sites, past fieldtrips Yes No Mugs Yes No Water bottles Mugs Yes No Windbreakers Yes No Backpacks: Yes No Waist Pack: Yes No Vest: Yes No 12-pack Cooler/or wine tote Yes No Other Calvert Marine Museum Fossil Club logo items you would like to see available: ______
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2011 Membership Application/Renewal – Calvert Marine Museum Fossil Club
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If you are not a current member of the CMM, please complete a CMM Society membership application and send under separate cover. Your CMMFC membership will not be effective until receipt of CMM Society membership dues is confirmed and your signature is attached at the bottom of the form accepting the conditions of the CMMFC Liability Statement.
Children of CMMFC members who are dependent minors and living at home may accompany parents on any trip EXCEPT for PCS–Lee Creek or where otherwise noted. Memberships are effective from January through Club website: http://www.calvertmarinemuseum.com/cmmfc/index.html 12 The Ecphora December 2010
December of the year (or portion of the year) of the date of application. For example, persons joining in August will need to renew their membership 5 months later in January. Membership in the CMMFC and CMM do not expire concurrently, but if the CMM membership expires before the expiration date of the CMMFC the club membership shall be considered forfeit. All dues must be current for both the CMM & CMMFC for a person to attend any CMMFC trip.
CMMFC Liability Statement
The Undersigned hereby acknowledges his/her understanding that fossil collecting is an inherently physically demanding and dangerous activity, which can result in serious bodily injury or death, and/or property damage and hereby confirms his/her voluntary assumption of the risk of such injury, death, or damage.
The Undersigned, in return for the privilege of attending field trips related to the collection of and/or study of fossils, or any other event or activity conducted or hosted by the Calvert Marine Museum (CMM) or the Calvert Marine Museum Fossil Club, hereinafter collectively and individually referred to as "CMMFC Events", hereby releases the CMMFC, CMMFC Board members and officers, CMMFC Event leaders or organizers and hosts, landowners and mine or quarry operators from any and all liability claims resulting from injury to or death of the undersigned or his/her minor children or damage to his/her property resulting from any cause whatsoever related to participation in CMMFC Events.
The Undersigned agrees to comply with any and all CMMFC By-Laws and CMMFC Code of Ethics, and further by any rules and restrictions that may be communicated to the undersigned by the CMMFC Event leader and/or landowner and mine or quarry operator and acknowledges that failure to comply will result in immediate expulsion from the premises and/or expulsion from the Club.
The Undersigned acknowledges that this release covers all CMMFC Events and will remain in effect at all times unless or until it is revoked by written notice to the current President of the CMMFC and receipt of such revocation is acknowledged.
The Undersigned further attests to his/her intent to be legally bound by affixing his /her signature to this release.
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CALVERT MARINE MUSEUM including the 150 acre Cove Point Marsh, since 1993. FOSSIL CLUB TRIPS & EVENTS Saturday, May 21, 2011 CMMFC Meeting at 1pm. Free public lecture will follow.
Below are dates and locations for the fall field trips, meetings, and events at the Museum. News from Lee Creek CMMFC members interested in collecting "South of the Border" at Castle Hayne, Rocky Point, or The PCS Mine in Aurora, NC has canceled Belgrade Mines in North Carolina on Fridays, fossil collecting this spring, 2011, because of safety December thru March, can email Bruce Hargreaves concerns associated with the ongoing mine at [email protected] for coordination reconfiguration. A PCS spokesperson said mine and exclusive tour guide service. officials will review the safety situation this summer to determine whether collecting will be permitted for Thursday, January 20, 7:00 pm the fall season. Dr. Ralph Eshelman will present: Who Cares? The On the brighter side, for CMMFC members Human Perspective on the Calvert Cliffs. looking to collect "South of the Border," both Castle Dr. Eshelman, the first director of the Calvert Marine Hayne and Rocky Point near Wilmington, NC still Museum, has published and lectured extensively on allow collectors. Rocky Point generally is open from a wide variety of topics. A specialist in maritime 10-3:30 p.m. on Fridays. Castle Hayne opens a little history, War of 1812, polar exploration, vertebrate later at 1 p.m. paleontology, and cultural resource management, Dr. Also, both Onslow Beach (Camp Le Jeune Eshelman is also deeply interested in the Calvert Jacksonville) and Green Mill Run (Greenville) still Cliffs formation and the interaction of humans and are open. Best time for Green Mill Run is on the environment this represents. weekends during the ECU school year. Onslow is located on the Marine base at Camp Le Jeune in Saturday, February 5, 2:30 pm Jacksonville, but civilians can get a pass at the front Dr. Michael Fenster and Dr. Barry Knisley will gate. present: Tigers in the Cliffs: the Role of Calvert Meanwhile, I was told by the "boss man" at Cliffs as an Ecosystem for the Endangered Puritan The Belgrade Martin Marietta quarry north of Tiger Beetle. Jacksonville that the site "probably" will reopen to Dr. Michael S. Fenster is professor and chair of the collectors after the New Year. Belgrade has been environmental studies program at Randolph-Macon closed to fossil hunting since last spring. I heard that College in Virginia and specializes in coastal, Richland’s was temporarily closed to fossil estuarine and nearshore dynamics. Dr. Barry Kinsley collectors but had recently reopened. Also, is a professor of biology at Randolph Macon and has Harleyville, the C. auriculatis site in South Carolina, done extensive research on the Puritan tiger beetle. is still closed. I check every quarter for updates. If I hear anything I'll let you know. Thursday, March 10, 7:00 pm Dr. Doug Sampson will present: Shifting Shoreline: Phone numbers: the Complex Case of Cove Point Marsh. Belgrade: 910-743-6471 Dr. Sampson is the senior scientist with the Castle Hayne 910-602-6058 Maryland/DC Chapter of The Nature Conservancy Harleyville:843-462-7655 and a member of the Science Advisory Group for the Rocky Point: 910-675-0011 Cove Point Natural Heritage Trust. The Conservancy Richlands: 910-324-7430 has held a conservation easement on 600 acres of land owned by Dominion LNG at Cove Point, Submitted by Bruce Hargreaves. ☼
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CMMFC P.O. Box 97 Solomons, MD 20688
The Ecphora is published four times a year 2009 Names Email and is the official newsletter of the Calvert Marine Elected Museum Fossil Club. The Editor welcomes Officers & contributions for possible inclusion in the Volunteers* newsletter from any source. Submit articles, President Bruce [email protected] news reports of interest to club members, field Hargreaves trip reports, and/or noteworthy discoveries. All Vice- Mark [email protected] opinions expressed in the newsletter are strictly those President Griffin of the authors and do not reflect the views of the club Treasurer Grenda [email protected] or the museum as a whole. Copyright on items or Dennis articles published in The Ecphora is held by Secretary Flo Strean N/A originating authors and may only be reproduced with Membership Pam Platt [email protected] the written permission of the editor or of the Chairperson author(s) of any article contained within. Editor* Stephen [email protected] Godfrey Editor’s Address: Fall Trip Robert [email protected] Stephen Godfrey Ph.D. Curator of Paleontology Leader* Ertman Calvert Marine Museum Spring Trip Kathy N/A P.O. Box 97 Leader* Young Solomons, MD 20688
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