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Crab Pincer from the Pinna Layer
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By Jeffrey P
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Branchiocarcinus flectus (crab pincer)
Paleocene
Hornerstown Formation
Pinna Layer
Manasquan River Basin
Freehold, New Jersey
prepared by Ralph Johnson
Photo Information
- Taken with Apple iPad mini 2
- Focal Length 3.3 mm
- Exposure Time 1/24
- f Aperture f/2.4
- ISO Speed 125
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