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Gastropod Nerinea pellucida Edwards Formation
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From the album: Texas Cretaceous Fossils : Gastropods
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From the album: Walnut Formation
Nerinea sp., Travis Co. Albian, Cretaceous Sept, 2022-
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Gastropod Nerinea cultrispira Edwards Formation
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Nerinea (Parasymploptyxis) buchi (Muenster 1829)
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From the album: Gastropods and Bivalves Worldwide
9cm. long, although not complete. From the upper Cretaceous Santonian Gosau Schichten at Pass Gschutt, Salzburgerland, Austria. -
Hello, All: I'm a new member, live in Colorado but, mostly collect fossils on the family ranch in central Texas near Bandera. The rock there is lower Cretaceous limestone. However, I'm mainly interested in some (Edwards Formation?) chert nodules that are scattered here and there all over the ranch. Some of the nodules have fossils. I've looked around the Fossil Forum site and I'm very encouraged. There seems to be lot of expertise, covering many types of fossils. Great. I've been able to identify some of my chert fossils but, not all, not by a long shot. Attached photos show a fossil conical marine gastropod (possibly, genus Nerinea or, Turritella?) that's pretty common on the Olive ranch. I've found dozens of them but, I don't know what the heck I've got. Any ID help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Mike Olive Boulder, Colorado
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