Where: Wyoming (44.0° N, 110.0° W: paleocoordinates 46.8° N, 98.4° W)
• coordinate based on nearby landmark
• small collection-level geographic resolution
When: Sepulcher Formation, Middle Eocene (47.8 - 37.7 Ma)
• bed-level stratigraphic resolution
Environment/lithology:
Size class: macrofossils
Preservation: mold/impression, adpression, original carbon
Collection methods: surface (in situ),
Primary reference: F. H. Knowlton. 1899. Fossil Flora of the Yellowstone National Park. USGS Monograph Series 32(2) [H. Sims/H. Lindon/H. Lindon]more details
Purpose of describing collection: taxonomic analysis
PaleoDB collection 24087: authorized by Hallie Sims, entered by Heather Lindon on 30.07.2002, edited by Jason Cassara
Creative Commons license: CC BY (attribution)
Taxonomic list
Mciveraephyllum nebrascense | |
"Cornus newberryi" = Mciveraephyllum nebrascense
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Carpites | |
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Angiospermae | |
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Cyperacites angustior Schimper 1870 sedge Al. Br. (Miocene; Elk Creek; Lx.) This species was identifed by lesquereux, but the material can not now be found
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Dicotyledoneae | |
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Angiospermae | |
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"Sapindus affinis" = Averrhoites affinis
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Quercus sp., Quercus culveri, ? Quercus magnifolia, Quercus olafseni, Quercus hesperia, Quercus ? consimilis, Fagus antipofii, Castanea pulchella
Quercus sp. Linnaeus 1753 oak Knowlton. This is a fragment of the base of what appears to have been a large, thick leaf.
Quercus ? consimilis Newberry 1883 oak Newby. This is only a fragment of the base of a leaf. It does not agree absolutely with the figures of lesquereux, but rather than make it a new species, I have referred it provisionally as above
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Polypodiopsida | |
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Carpolithes | |
Carpolithes osseus Lesquereux 1873 Lesquereux. A very doubtful species, of which the type is lost and the species not since obtained.
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