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undet. Bivalvia
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undet. Bivalvia

Elissa S. Sorojsrisom · 2018 · Invertebrate Paleontology specimen photograph (FossilSpecimen)

From the collection of Yale Peabody Museum. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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Geological context: Late Cretaceous, Fox Hills Fm. Collection locality: exposures in W-trending gulch on Alex Gunn ranch about .25 mi NE of Gunn ranch house, on W side of & near S end of Buck Creek Hills, & 13 mi NE of Lance Creek, Niobrara County, Wyoming, USA. Collected by Karl M. Waage, Leo J. Hickey, Michael Price, Floyd Harris, 1961. IP number 654097; lot count 1; taphonomy=concretion; accn=IPA.07132; associatedwith=IP.654098,IP.654099,IP.654100,IP.654101,IP.654102,IP.654103,IP.654104,IP.654105,IP.654106,IP.654107,IP.654108,IP.654109,IP.654110.

Yale Peabody Museum’s own description
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Invertebrate PaleontologyFossilSpecimenAnimaliaMolluscaBivalviabivalvesmolluscsanimalsLate CretaceousFox Hills FmUSAWyoming
Credit lineundet. Bivalvia (YPM IP 654097). Photograph by Elissa S. Sorojsrisom. Yale Peabody Museum, Invertebrate Paleontology. CC0.
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