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USGS 13834

Collin County, Texas
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Minerals on record here

1 mineral

Recorded here: fossil.

18 miHebronFossil23 miUSGS Loc. 22608, White Rock Scarp [Arcadia Peak Fm]Fossil25 miWoodbine 056Fossil

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About USGS 13834

USGS 13834 is a fossil collection site in Collin, Texas, cataloged in the Paleobiology Database. Fossils here come from the Neylandville Marl, dated to the Maastrichtian (72.2–66 million years ago). The depositional environment is recorded as marine indet. Documented finds include Anomia, Baculites claviformis, Brevicardium, Granocardium, Caestocorbula crassiplica, Exogyra.

Geologic setting

Formation
Neylandville Marl
Geologic interval
Maastrichtian
Age
72.2–66 Ma
Depositional environment
marine indet.
Recorded occurrences
16

Fossils found here

Anomia
Bivalvia · Anomiidae
Baculites claviformis
Cephalopoda · Baculitidae
Brevicardium
Bivalvia · Cardiidae
Granocardium
Bivalvia · Cardiidae
Caestocorbula crassiplica
Bivalvia · Corbulidae
Exogyra
Bivalvia · Gryphaeidae
Gyrodes
Gastropoda · Naticidae
Helicoceras
Cephalopoda · Nostoceratidae
Inoceramus
Bivalvia · Inoceramidae
Glossus
Bivalvia · Glossidae
Nemodon
Bivalvia · Parallelodontidae
Placenticeras
Cephalopoda · Placenticeratidae
Turrilites
Cephalopoda · Turrilitidae
Veniella conradi
Bivalvia · Arcticidae

Records and references

Data: Paleobiology Database collection 7531 (CC BY 4.0) — view the source record

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Can you collect at USGS 13834?

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 USGS 13834?

Fossil.

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Meteorite nearbyA 150 kg stony meteorite was found at McKinney in 1870, 6 miles from here.

Source: Paleobiology Database.