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Aphrodina (Aphrodina) lamarensis  (Shumard, 1860)

 

Remarks

  • Collector:    Keith Minor

  • Formation:  Eagle Ford Group, Britton Formation

  • Location:     Dallas County, Texas

 

 

General Info

 

Synonyms (older names and misidentifications in the literature)

  • 1860 Cytherea lamarensis Shumard

  • 1883 Cytherea lamarensis (Shumard); White

  • ?1893 Cytherea lamarensis (Shumard); Cragin (in part)

  • 1928 Meretrix lamarensis (Shumard); Whitney

  • 1928 Meretrix lamarensis (Shumard); Adkins

  • 1951 Callistina lamarensis (Shumard); Adkins & Lozo

  • 1952 Callistina lamarensis (Shumard); Stephenson

  • 1969 Aphrodina lamarensis (Shumard); Moore

  • 2002 Aphrodina (Aphrodina) lamarensis (Shumard); Akers & Akers

 

Stratigraphic Occurrence

  • Middle Eagle Ford Group, Upper Britton Shale of north Texas

  • Upper Woodbine Group, Templeton Formation of northeast Texas

 

Age

  • Aphrodina (Aphrodina) lamarensis (Shumard) ranges from about the Calycoceras (Proeucalycoceras) canitaurinum (Haas) zone to the Sciponoceras gracile (Shumard) zone, early Late Cenomanian to very late Cenomanian Stage (~95–94 mya).

 

Geographic Occurrence (not an all-inclusive list)

  • Dallas County, TX

  • Grayson County, TX

  • Lamar County, TX

 

Remarks

         For identification and descriptions, see:

  • Stephenson, L. W.  1952.  Larger Invertebrate Fossils of the Woodbine Formation (Cenomanian) of Texas.  United States Geological Survey Professional Paper 242, 105–106; plate 25, fig's 1–7.
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