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I hope this is the right place to leave a comment. This entry has an image that is not what it says it is. The image is of crinoidal limestone, possibly from Derbyshir. It is not Frosterley marble. I'm not sure how to correct this error. Also, I have never seen Frosterley marble described as containing crinoids. Instead, as noted elsewhere in the article, these are fossil corals.

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