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Crinoid Fossil Plate Specimen D decor “What if we made aCrinoids are fascinating examples of our oceans mysterious past and, perhaps, one of the more intriguing fossils we carry. Because many crinoids resemble flowers, with their cluster of waving arms atop a long stem, theyve been nicknamed sea lilies. But crinoids are not plants. They are members of a phylum of sea creatures known as Echinodermata, which means "spiny skin." Other examples of non extinct echinoderms include sea urchins, sand dollars, sea