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Teredo sp.

Maya Juman · 2017-04-03 · Invertebrate Paleontology specimen photograph (FossilSpecimen)

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Geological context: Cretaceous, Pierre Sh. Collection locality: Buck (Crazy Woman) Creek and bluffs E of Buck Creek, Niobrara County, Wyoming, USA. Collected by John B. Hatcher, Charles E. Beecher, 1889. IP number 616614; lot count 1; taphonomy=concretion; accn=YPM.02046; associatedwith=on same slab: IP.616614,IP.616615,IP.616616,IP.616617,IP.616618,IP.616619,IP.616620,IP.616621,IP.616622,IP.616623,IP.616624,IP.616625,IP.616626,IP.616627,IP.616628,IP.616629,IP.616630,IP.616631,IP.616632,IP.616633,IP.616634,IP.616635,IP.616636,IP.616637,IP.616638,IP.616639,IP.616640,IP.616641,IP.616642,IP.616643,IP.616644,IP.616645,IP.616646,IP.616647,IP.616648,IP.616649,IP.616650,IP.616651.

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Subjects

Invertebrate Paleontology FossilSpecimen Animalia Mollusca Bivalvia Myoida Teredinidae Teredo bivalves molluscs animals Cretaceous

Credit lineTeredo sp. (YPM IP 616614). Photograph by Maya Juman. Yale Peabody Museum, Invertebrate Paleontology. CC0.

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