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https://www.geoparcoalpicarniche.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Geostop18_crinoidi.jpg470260In the limestone rocks at this stop there are sections through crinoids (sea lilies), the commonest fossils of the Auernig Formation after the calcareous algae which were mostly echinoderms growing firmly attached to the bottom and which still populate our seas today. They consist of a root, a stem and …