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(Insert best attempt to sound like Clippy)
"Hi! Sounds like you're trying to identify an alien creature which itself references an Earth fossil! Would you like another opinion?"
I'll show myself out now :P
Truth be told, I only taught one semester of paleontology (and it was ~7 years ago), but when I first got my hands on this scenario and saw that the Feather Stalker was related to crinoids, I grabbed one of the better/easier-navigated websites I liked to send to students who were looking for general info while doing classification homework: Kansas Geological Survey - Crinoids.
I also grabbed a black-and-white diagram of a crinoid from google images and shaded it a bit to make it more alien- than fossil-like and uploaded it here to my PFS/SFS Dropbox Folder which I link to when running #1-01 in Play-by-Post.
I hope either of those help you out, or at least give you other ideas on what to use for descriptions or sample images! :)

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As the author of the scenario, when I wrote the description, this was what I was thinking of.
That said, since the monster has different abilities every time, the different appearances from different GMs suits it well, I think.