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Euspira obliquata

Christina Lutz · 2017 · Invertebrate Paleontology specimen photograph (FossilSpecimen)

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Geological context: Late Cretaceous, Fox Hills Fm, Iron Lightning Mbr. Collection locality: 2 shell lenses 2 in thick, one 12.5 ft wide and the other, 8 in below, 8 ft wide, about 50 ft [100 ft per KMW] below Hell Creek [probably horizon top of 1st (lower) Colgate, or keybed per KMW], base of Iron Lightning badlands face, 3 mi S of Moreau River, and 4.1 mi SSE of Iron Lightning, Ziebach County, South Dakota, USA. Collected by Ian G. Speden, 1962. IP number 313741; lot count 1; accn=IPA.07048.

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Institution
Yale Peabody Museum
Catalogue identifier
urn:uuid:e3debbd2-0c49-4432-8285-093321a37767
Arkivism identifier
ypm-e3debbd2-0c49-4432-8285-093321a37767
Date
2017
Medium
Invertebrate Paleontology specimen photograph (FossilSpecimen)
Image dimensions
512 × 381 px
Credit lineEuspira obliquata (YPM IP 313741). Photograph by Christina Lutz. Yale Peabody Museum, Invertebrate Paleontology. CC0.

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