Identificaciones de kimmiepaxton

K. Paxton reported tiny anamorphs in our burn-pile. I raised a board and revealed claw-like structures. We re-covered the pile. Now there are many more as shown in the context shot.
Photos 11-21 by @kallampero; photo # 18 is 400x, all others 1000x and in Melzer's.
Notes also from Danny:

"The spore measurements are as follows:

13.34 4.26
15.67 4.29
11.85 4.08
12.01 4.11
13.63 4.06
13.81 4.26
12.45 3.89
13.46 4.94
13.55 4.40
13.39 4.31
13.92 4.42
14.07 4.19
11.27 4.43
12.45 4.40
12.15 3.94
12.26 4.03
12.05 4.08
12.89 4.16
11.29 4.29
12.40 4.30
12.16 4.08
14.22 4.38
13.48 4.41
12.42 4.64
14.32 4.48
11.01 4.38
11.86 3.87
10.97 4.35
12.44 4.04
12.53 4.37
13.80 3.79
12.19 4.36
12.60 4.55
11.41 4.13
12.74 4.38
12.11 4.28
12.68 4.43
13.72 4.38
12.45 4.38
11.56 4.27
11.64 4.14
11.58 3.63
12.14 4.21
12.55 4.17
12.43 4.28
12.85 4.45
12.60 4.12
15.89 4.77
11.58 4.36
12.24 3.91

(11) 11.6 - 13.9 (15.9) × (3.6) 3.9 - 4.4 (4.9) µm
Q = (2.5) 2.7 - 3.2 (3.7) ; N = 50
Me = 12.7 × 4.3 µm ; Qe = 3

I would also add to this that the germ slit is spore length, straight to slightly curved, and that the spores appear to be biguttulate when fresh, and 1-guttulate when dried."