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Anomaeodus (Pycnodus) phaseolus (Hay, 1899)

 

Remarks

  • Isolated teeth:   Keith Minor
  • Formation:        Matawan Group, Wenonah Formation
  • Location:           Monmouth County, New Jersey.
  • Tooth Plates:   Memphis Pink Palace Museum (photos by  Lynn Harrell, Jr.)
  • Formation:       Ripley Formation, Coon Creek Tongue
  • Location:          Decatur County, Tennessee.

 

  

 

General Info

 

Synonyms (older names and misidentifications)

  • 1873 Pycnodus faba Leidy

  • 1875 Pycnodus faba Leidy; Cope

  • 1899 Pycnodus phaeolus Hay

  • 1911 Pycnodus phaeolus Hay; Fowler

  • 1967 Anomoeodus (Pycnodus) phaseolus (Hay); Case

  • 1992 Anomaeodus (Pycnodus) phaseolus (Hay); Case

 

Stratigraphic Occurrence

  • Ripley Formation, Coon Creek Tongue of Tennessee and Mississippi

  • Monmouth Group, Navesink Formation of New Jersey

  • Matawan Group, Wenonah Formation of New Jersey

 

Age

  • Anomaeodus (Pycnodus) phaseolus (Hay) ranges from late Campanian time to earliest Maastrichtian time (~74–71 mya).

 

Geographic Occurrence (not an all-inclusive list)

  • Alcorn County, MS

  • Burlington County, NJ

  • Decatur County, TN

  • Middlesex County, NJ

  • Monmouth County, NJ

 

Remarks

       For identification and descriptions, see:

  • Case, R. G.  1967.  Fossil Shark and Fish Remains of North America.  New York:  Grafco Press.

  • Fowler, H. W.  1911.  A Description of the Fossil Fish Remains of the Cretaceous, Eocene, and Miocene Formations of New Jersey.  Geological Survey of New Jersey Bullein 4.

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