Other references about fossils from the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Sea, including: Invertebrates, sharks and fish
Copyright © 2001-2014 by Mike Everhart
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Other references about fossils from the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Sea, including: Invertebrates, sharks and fish Copyright © 2001-2014 by Mike Everhart Updated 01/11/2014 |
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Caggiano, T. and M. J. Everhart. 2003. A rare occurrence of the Late Cretaceous ptychodontid shark, Ptychodus polygyrus Agassiz 1839, in the Smoky Hill Chalk Member (Niobrara Formation) of western Kansas. Kansas Academy Science Abstracts, 22:28.
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Cicimurri, D. 2001. Fossil Selachians from the Belle Fourche Shale (Cretaceous, Cenomanian) Black Hills Region of South Dakota and Wyoming. The Mountain Geologist, 38(4):181-192.
Cicimurri, D. 2002. Chondrichthyes from the upper part of the Minnelusa Formation (Middle Pennsylvanian: Desmoinesian), Meade County, South Dakota. Proceedings of the South Dakota Academy of Science, 81:81-92.
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