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Pulcherocrinus exotericus type locality, southeast of Fort Gibson

Muskogee County, Oklahoma
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Minerals on record here

1 mineral

Recorded here: fossil.

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About Pulcherocrinus exotericus type locality, southeast of Fort Gibson

Pulcherocrinus exotericus type locality, southeast of Fort Gibson is a fossil collection site in Muskogee, Oklahoma, cataloged in the Paleobiology Database. Fossils here come from the Brentwood Limestone, dated to the Bashkirian (323.4–315.2 million years ago). The depositional environment is recorded as carbonate indet. Documented finds include Pulcheracrinus exotericus.

Geologic setting

Formation
Brentwood Limestone
Geologic interval
Bashkirian
Age
323.4–315.2 Ma
Depositional environment
carbonate indet.
Recorded occurrences
1
Geology notes

Not reported

Locality notes

southeast of Fort Gibson

Fossils found here

Pulcheracrinus exotericus
Crinoidea · Paragaricocrinidae

Records and references

Data: Paleobiology Database collection 242007 (CC BY 4.0) — view the source record

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Questions about Pulcherocrinus exotericus type locality, southeast of Fort Gibson

Can you collect at Pulcherocrinus exotericus type locality, southeast of Fort Gibson?

It depends on who owns the land and whether a mining claim covers it. BLM land usually allows hand collecting for personal use, national parks allow none, and private land needs the owner’s permission. Pro members see the owner and any claims at this spot.

What minerals are found at Pulcherocrinus exotericus type locality, southeast of Fort Gibson?

Fossil.

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Source: Paleobiology Database.