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Ammonite Cluster from the Pinna Layer: Freehold, New Jersey
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Discoscaphites iris Cluster with partial ammonites KT Boundary Pinna Layer Manasquan Basin Freehold, N.J. A gift from Ralph Johnson who also prepared the specimen.- 2 comments
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Granocardium sp.? Cast of bivalve shell Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, N.J.-
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Crenella cerica Cast of Tiny Bivalve Shell Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, N.J.-
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Cast of Tiny Partial Scallop Shell from the Pinna Layer
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Pecten whitfieldi Cast of tiny partial scallop shell Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, N.J.-
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Deussseni sp.? Cast of partial gastropod Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, N.J.-
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Trigonia eufaulensis Cast of Bivalve Shell Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, N.J.-
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Gyrodes supraplicatus Cast of Gastropod Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, N.J.-
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Pycnodonte convexa Cast of Oyster Shell Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, N.J.-
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Cucullaea vulgaris Pair of Bivalve Casts Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, N.J.-
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Cucullaea vulgaris (bivalve shell- internal mold) Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, New Jersey-
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Eubaculites sp. (straight shelled ammonite (baculite) pieces) Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, New Jersey-
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Eubaculites sp. (partial straight shelled ammonite (baculite)) Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, New Jersey-
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Discoscaphites iris (ammonite pieces) Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, New Jersey- 2 comments
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Discoscaphites iris (partial ammonite) Paleocene Pinna Layer Hornerstown Formation Manasquan River Basin Freehold, New Jersey-
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New theory for KT mass extinction event
Jumpaline posted a topic in Partners in Paleontology - Member Contributions to Science
Anyone fancy some "light" reading for a Sunday? I have just finished this research paper and would love any, honest feedback. The theory is new although based on established research: the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs did not just hit the Earth like a nuclear bomb but was more like a bullet to the head. Had some excellent pointers from a Nobel Prize winner but what is that compared to the Fossil Forum. Earth Assassination Theory:- 1 reply
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