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undet. Bivalvia

Jane Lockery · 2017-07-21 · Invertebrate Paleontology specimen photograph (FossilSpecimen)

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

About this work

Geological context: Late Cretaceous, Fox Hills Fm, Timber Lake Mbr. Collection locality: float and in place, includes many concs., from Sphenodiscus Layer up through CAZ, road cut and adjacent outcrops along W side of SD Rt. 63, from High Elk Hill to point .5 mi N, & between 5.5 and 6 mi S of intersection with US Rt. 212, High Elk Hill, 6 mi SSW of Eagle Butte village, Ziebach County, South Dakota, USA. Collected by Karl M. Waage, 1940/1941. IP number 312956; lot count 1; taphonomy=concretion; accn=IPA.07048; associatedwith=on same slab: IP.312956,IP.312957,IP.312958,IP.312959,IP.312960,IP.312961,IP.312962,IP.312963,IP.312964,IP.312965,IP.312966,IP.312967,IP.312968,IP.312970,IP.312972,IP.312974,IP.312975,IP.312976,IP.312978,IP.312971,IP.312973,IP.312977,IP.312969.

Yale Peabody Museum’s own description

Subjects

Invertebrate Paleontology FossilSpecimen Animalia Mollusca Bivalvia bivalves molluscs animals Late Cretaceous Fox Hills Fm Timber Lake Mbr USA

Credit lineundet. Bivalvia (YPM IP 312956). Photograph by Jane Lockery. Yale Peabody Museum, Invertebrate Paleontology. CC0.

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