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Prionocylcus bosquensis, Arcadia Park
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Prionocyclus bosquensis, Denton Co.
Turonian, Cretaceous
Jan, 2023
I found a nice spot absolutely filled with these small ammonites. I'm fairly confident these are P. bosquensis, but if anyone has a contending opinion, feel free to share. Anisomyon sp. was also found in the same spot, suggesting this is from the uppermost Arcadia Park.
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