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Pyrite Bellerophon Fossil

Source info:

Author: Kentuckiana Mike
Date: 2014-10-09 03:30:00
Blog: Louisville Area Fossils
URL: http://louisvillefossils.blogspot.com/2014/10/pyrite-bellerophon-fossil.html

Summary:

This pyrite gastropod fossil has well defined ridges that make it easier to identify. It appears to be a Bellerophon. It was found in a coal mine at a depth of 60-250 meters. My identification source is Fossils of Ohio (Bulletin 70, Rodney M. Feldmann Editor, State of Ohio, Department of Natural Resources, Division of Geological Survey, Columbus Ohio 1986) pages 162-173, figures 15-16 of

Content analysis:

Geographic context:

LocationCountryLatitudeLongitude
ColumbusUS39.9891-82.9853
FossilUS41.8154-110.714
OhioUS40.1903-82.6695

Keywords:

(Bulletin 70, Rodney M. Feldmann Editor, State of Ohio, Department of Natural Resources, Division of, bellerophon, coal, Columbus Ohio, Department, depth, Division, Editor, Fossils, Geological Survey, identification source, meters, Natural Resources, Pyrite Bellerophon Fossil, pyrite gastropod fossil, ridges, Rodney M. Feldmann, State

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