This was the first crinoid I found on my July 2007 trip.

I have not actually looked into the documentation to find this one yet. So, I have no idea if this really belongs here, but I figured it was safe, since I'm only referring to these as 'Groups' at this point.


This one is quite flattened as compared to the first one of this group.


Unless you know crinoid anatomy, and noticed the gap between the C & D radials, it may not be
obvious, but In the next image, CD basal is pointing up (toward the top of the photo).