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Made a trip to Fort Gibson dam 4 days ago and saw these invertebrate fossils that looked to me like "spikey worms". The ones in the photos are in rock and measure about 2 to 3 cm or more. The road cuts are of Mississippian age on either side of the dam. Also found a blastoid here. What are the spikey worm fossils?
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Hello, I am nearing the end of my stay in Tulsa this summer and I was wondering if anyone knew of any good outcrop locations to go collecting at? I found one shale outcrop near Keystone Dam but I haven't been fortunate in finding anything else in the area - there just seems to not be enough relief and vegetation grows too quickly. I'm not looking for anything in particular, but teeth, trilobites, cephalopods, and brachiopods would be pretty neat. The river is running extremely high (still) and I don't see any places that I could walk the sand bars looking for artifacts and Pleistocene fossils. I would also like to stay within about a 10-20-mile radius of Tulsa, as my trips to the outcrops will only happen after work in the afternoon. Thanks for your help!
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