2.5 miles east of Rangari Station (Carboniferous to of Australia)

Where: New South Wales, Australia (30.8° S, 150.4° E: paleocoordinates 33.7° S, 143.6° E)

• coordinate based on nearby landmark

• small collection-level geographic resolution

When: Pericyclus princeps ammonoid zone, Namoi Formation, Hastarian to Hastarian (358.9 - 346.7 Ma)

• from a "rich fossiliferous bed" in the Namoi Formation, well above the Tulcumba Sandstone and Rangari Limestone "that has been referred to as the Schellwienella cf. burlingtonensis Fauna" that is "age equivalent" to the Pericyclus princeps Zone = Pericyclus Stufe or stage; it is "late Hastarian to earliest Molinacian" (= Ivorian) and older than Chadian according to Roberts et al. 1993

• bed-level stratigraphic resolution

Environment/lithology: marine; lithified siltstone

• "hard siltstone"

Size class: macrofossils

Preservation: mold/impression

Collection methods: chemical, mechanical, hydrochloric,

• specimens were "removed by boiling for a short time in concentrated hydrochloric acid, or by treatment with an Airbrasive machine. Latex casts have been made from the moulds"

Primary reference: K.S.W. Campbell and J. Bein. 1971. Some lower Carboniferous crinoids from New South Wales. Journal of Paleontology 45:419-436 [G. Webster/G. Webster]more details

Purpose of describing collection: taxonomic analysis

PaleoDB collection 119295: authorized by John Alroy, entered by John Alroy on 23.10.2011

Creative Commons license: CC BY (attribution)

Taxonomic list

• there is also a "rich brachiopod molluscan fauna"
Crinoidea
 Diplobathrida - Rhodocrinitidae
Cribanocrinus biseriatus n. sp. Campbell and Bein 1971 Sea lily
 Monobathrida - Actinocrinitidae
Manillacrinus brownei Dun and Benson 1920 Sea lily
 Dendrocrinida - Scytalocrinidae
Histocrinus sp. Kirk 1940 Sea lily
said to be new