95BS1 is a fossil collection site in Tennessee, cataloged in the Paleobiology Database. Fossils here come from the Sequatchie Formation, dated to the Richmondian (449.6–445.5 million years ago). The depositional environment is recorded as deep subtidal ramp and the tectonic setting is foreland basin. Documented finds include Dalmanella, Hebertella, Hiscobeccus, Strophomena, Cyclonema, Grewingkia.

Geologic setting

Formation: Sequatchie
Geologic interval: Richmondian
Age: 449.6–445.5 Ma
Depositional environment: deep subtidal ramp
Tectonic setting: foreland basin
Recorded occurrences: 6

Locality notes

1m up from bottom of measured section

Fossils found here

Dalmanella

Rhynchonellata · Dalmanellidae

Hebertella

Rhynchonellata · Plectorthidae

Hiscobeccus

Rhynchonellata · Rhynchotrematidae

Strophomena

Strophomenata · Strophomenidae

Cyclonema

Gastropoda · Platyceratidae

Grewingkia

Anthozoa · Streptelasmatidae

Records and references

Data: Paleobiology Database collection 1897 (CC BY 4.0) — view the source record

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Can you collect at 95BS1?

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 95BS1?

Fossil.

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Source: Paleobiology Database.