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Tasch Nobel V, Bed 7

Oklahoma
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Minerals on record here

1 mineral

Recorded here: fossil.

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About Tasch Nobel V, Bed 7

Tasch Nobel V, Bed 7 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 Permocoleus wellingtonensis, Protohymen bifurcatus, Protohymen readi, Asthenohymen minutus, Lemmatophora typa, Lisca minuta.

Geologic setting

Formation
Wellington
Geologic interval
Artinskian
Age
290.1–283.3 Ma
Depositional environment
lacustrine indet.
Tectonic setting
cratonic basin
Recorded occurrences
22
Geology notes

Playa lake, evaporative salt lake setting

Locality notes

SW, SW, sec. 23, T 21 N, R 1 W

Fossils found here

Permocoleus wellingtonensis
Insecta · Tshekardocoleidae
Protohymen bifurcatus
Insecta · Protohymenidae
Protohymen readi
Insecta · Protohymenidae
Asthenohymen minutus
Insecta · Asthenohymenidae
Lemmatophora typa
Insecta · Lemmatophoridae
Lisca minuta
Insecta · Lemmatophoridae
Artinska clara
Insecta · Lemmatophoridae
Probnis speciosa
Insecta · Probnidae
Liomopterum ornatum
Insecta · Liomopteridae
Phenopterum elongatum
Insecta · Sylvaphlebiidae
Paleuthygramma acuta
Insecta · NO_FAMILY_SPECIFIED
Protereisma latum
Insecta · Protereismatidae
Kennedya
Insecta · Kennedyidae
Permoblattina curta
Insecta · Spiloblattinidae
Phyloblatta curvata
Insecta · Phyloblattidae
Dichentomum tinctum
Insecta · Psocidiidae
Delopterum minutum
Insecta · Palaeomanteidae
Delopsocus elongatus
Insecta · Palaeomanteidae
Delopsocus latus
Insecta · Palaeomanteidae
Parapermopsylla tricubita
Insecta · Archescytinidae
Permopsylla americana
Insecta · Archescytinidae
Permoberotha villosa
Insecta · Permoberothidae

Records and references

Data: Paleobiology Database collection 104826 (CC BY 4.0) — view the source record

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Can you collect at Tasch Nobel V, Bed 7?

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 Tasch Nobel V, Bed 7?

Fossil.

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Meteorite nearbyA 74.6 kg stony meteorite was found at Hunter in 1962, 29 miles from here.

Source: Paleobiology Database.