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By: Clint

On: March 18, 2020

In: Brachiopods, Limestone

Linoproductus

2020-03-18

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Schistoceras, a Goniatitid from the Portersville Limestone (Kasimovian)
Late Pennsylvanian (Kasimovian) Gastropods from the Glenshaw Formation, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania
Cephalopod Evolution in Action—The Morphometric Differences of Metacoceras and its Descendant Tainoceras (Hyatt, 1883)
More Cut Fossil Late Paleozoic Gastropods from the Glenshaw Formation (Kasimovian)
Peripristis semicircularis
A Possible Mahoningoceras from the Portersville Limestone (Kasimovian), Brooke County, West Virginia
Euphemites nodocarinatus
Observation of the inner nacre layer on Shansiella, a member of the Vestigastopoda
The Kiaman Reversed Polarity Superchron
Isogramma
Pennoceras seamani
Some Cut Fossil Gastropods
Pharkidonotus percarinatus
Poterioceras curtum, a Breviconic Cephalopod from the Carboniferous
Rays or Crosswise Cells in Late Carboniferous Age Pyrite Material
Domatoceras
Petalodus – The Lost Holotypes
Pennsylvanian Period Ammonoid Populations Across the Midcontinent and Appalachian Basins
Parallelodon carbonarius (Cox 1857) from the Pine Creek limestone
Historical Strobeus Fossil Plates
Trepospira sphaerulata
Schistoceras from the Pine Creek limestone
Asterophyllites & Calamites
Six Composita sp. Specimens from the Brush Creek Limestone
Cordaites from Two Horizons in the Glenshaw Formation
The Curious Case of the nomen dubium Turbo Insectus
Lepidodendron from the Pottsville of Alabama
Two Specimens of Antiquatonia Portlockiana from the Pine Creek Limestone of Central Armstrong County
Endelocrinus murrysvillensis, a Species of Crinoid Described From the Brush Creek Limestone Published in 1967
Two Additional Petalodus ohioensis Catalog Entries
New specimens of Shansiella carbonaria
Metacoceras clinocostatum
The 3 Preservation Types of Glenshaw Formation Fossil Marine Fauna
Solenochilus with body chamber peristome

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Petalodus ohioensis — Petalodus ohioensis

Neospirifer — Neospirifer

Solenochilus — CG-0100

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