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By: Clint

Geologic Map of Pennsylvania

2019-04-19

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Most Recent Fossil Posts

  • Bornite on Shale
  • Pseudorthoceras sp. IV
  • Preserved Carboniferous Aragonite Shell Material
  • Metacoceras IV
  • Very Large Cephalopod, maybe Solenocheilus
  • More Prismatic Layer
  • Pseudorthoceras sp. III
  • Crinoid, 4cm long
  • Unique Metacoceras Views
  • Pseudorthoceras and Metacoceras
  • Linoproductus perhaps
  • Solenocheilus
  • Large Unidentified I
  • Metacoceras III
  • Cigar shaped mystery

Some of my favorite finds.

Cephalopod found in Pennsylvanian Limestone
Unidentified
Euphemites, maybe
Euphemites, Maybe
Lepidodendron fossil in sandstone.
Lepidodendron
Pecopteris
Pecopteris
Metacoceras
Mooreoceras

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