Asteroids, starfish Ouranosaurus few reflect the original's detail

few reflect the original's detail and color as well as this replica

and its brain case was smaller than that of a similarly sized gray wolf

This rare specimen measures 23inches tall

it is one of the prize fossils in the collection that the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh

Asteroids, starfish Ouranosaurus few reflect the original's detailStarfish (scientifically known as Asteroids and Ophiuroids) first appear in the fossil record in the Lower Ordovician. They are members of the phylum Echinodermata, the largest phylum of strictly marine creatures. Starfish are included in this group along with animals such as sea urchins, sea cucumbers and sand dollars. Most living echinoderms have a five fold symmetry called Pentameral. This is not always the case though, and despite the common five