399-400 The Macrofauna of the Tehuacana Limestone Member of Central Texas Home

399-400 The Macrofauna of the Tehuacana Limestone Member of Central Texas HomeThe macrofauna of the Tehuacana Limestone Member (Danian, Kincaid Formation) of central Texas, with the description of a few new taxa from the Pisgah Member BAP #399 400 Field work in Texas has led to the discovery of the most diverse marine fossil site yet known in the U. S. Paleogene. This fauna is within the Tehuacana Limestone, a member of the Kincaid Formation, and is of Danian age. The fauna lived on and within a hard substrate environment,

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Eight available familial names are retained and the new families Hystrigasteridae

The solitary corals resembled those previously restricted to continental margins

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Cuvierina sp

volcano mold

) robustispina

such as zaphrentoid

Peytoia (originally known as Laggania cambria) is a radiodont found in the Burgess Shale

like all dinosaurs

contained in the collections of the Natural History Museum at Basel (Switzerland) comprise two species of Heteropoda: Atlanta cordiformis Gabb

The Boreal Realm is in turn subdivided into a Southern Boreal Province where pantanelliids still persist and a Northern Boreal Province where pantanelliids appear to be absent