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From the album: Bartonian
Cerithium globosum Bartonian - Auversian Seine and Marne Paris Basin Size 4,6 and 4,1 -
From the album: Bartonian
Athleta labrella Bartonian - Auversian Seine and Marne Paris Basin Size 6,3 and 6,1 -
From the album: Lutetian
Hippochrenes baylei Lower Lutetian Vexin Paris Basin Size 21 cm -
From the album: Lutetian
Pyrasus angulatus Middle Lutetian Yvelines Paris Basin Size 4,8 cm -
From the album: Lutetian
Volutilthes muricinus Middle Lutetian Yvelines Paris Basin Size 10 cm -
From the album: Lutetian
Typhis tubifer Middle Lutetian Yvelines Paris Basin Size 3,5 cm -
From the album: Lutetian
Athleta Ventricosa listeratum Middle Lutetian Marne Paris Basin Size 11,02 cm-
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From the album: Lutetian
Fissurella magnifica (restored ) Lower Lutetian Vexin Paris Basin Size 8 cm -
From the album: Lutetian
Calliomphalus squamulosus Lower Lutetian Vexin Paris Basin Size 5,9 and 5,5 cm-
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From the album: Lutetian
Hippochrenes murchisoni Middle Lutetian Marne Paris Basin Size 9,5 cm -
From the album: Lutetian
Cassidea harpaeformis Middle Lutetian Yvelines Paris Basin Size 5 and 4,7 cm -
From the album: Lutetian
Cerithium monoliferum Middle Lutetian Oise Paris Basin Size 7 cm -
From the album: Lutetian
Turitella terebellata Middle Lutetian Vexin Paris Basin Size 16,30 cm -
From the album: Lutetian
Hyppochrenes baylei Lower Lutetian Vexin Paris Basin Size 21 cm -
From the album: Cuisian
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From the album: Bartonian
Athleta strombiformis Bartonian - Auversian Paris basin Size 9,25 cm 10,50 -
From the album: Bartonian
Athleta mutata Bartonien - Auversien Seine et Marne Bassin Parisien -
Smiling & Waving Hi At My Computer Screen In Ithaca, Ny
Clementine posted a topic in Member Introductions
Hiya my new fossil-finding friends! My name's Dana and I'm a graduate student of paleontology at Cornell University in beautiful upstate New York! Ever been to the Paleontological Research Institution or its Museum of the Earth? If it was recently, you might've seen me poking around, doing fun fossil things. I imagine I'll be using Fossil Forum mainly to 1) meet people of interest and 2) get info and related to my dissertation topic - Eocene gastropods (Nassariidae: Dorsaninae and Volutidae) from the Gulf Coast of N. America and from the Paris Basin/associated English deposits. I'm also excited by the idea of helping any of you fine people with your questions and requests about well, anything you think I might be able to help with. My A-exam is on Wednesday afternoon, I've been preparing for the past 6 weeks. Wish me luck! Dana
