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Midco Locality 4

US / OK
36.34100, -97.28500View on MapOpen in Google Maps
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Midco Locality 4 is a fossil collection site in Oklahoma, cataloged in the Paleobiology Database. Fossils here come from the Wellington Formation, dated to the Artinskian (290.1–283.3 million years ago). The depositional environment is recorded as lacustrine indet and the tectonic setting is cratonic basin. Documented finds include Asthenohymen apicalis, Artinska ovata, Lisca minuta, Crinoedischia noblensis.

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Fossil

Geologic setting

Formation
Wellington
Geologic interval
Artinskian
Age
290.1–283.3 Ma
Depositional environment
lacustrine indet.
Tectonic setting
cratonic basin
Recorded occurrences
4
Geology notes

Salty playa lake. The lower layer shows sedimentational and organic features which suggest that it was laid down close to the shore and that most of its biota was washed into the lake. The matrix and biota of the middle layer, which is highly irregular and characterized by pink partings, were probably transported to the water by violent dust storms. The upper layer is highly argillaceous, and was deposited under strongly saline conditions; insects are rare but they are very well preserved.

Locality notes

NE1/4 of NE1/4, Sec. 34, T22N, R1W.

Fossils found here

Asthenohymen apicalis
Insecta · Asthenohymenidae
Artinska ovata
Insecta · Lemmatophoridae
Lisca minuta
Insecta · Lemmatophoridae
Crinoedischia noblensis
Insecta · Proparagryllacrididae

Records and references

Data: Paleobiology Database collection 104820 (CC BY 4.0)view the source record

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Coordinates: 36.34100, -97.28500

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