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A Guadalupian Parafusulina from a Shinarump conglomerate pebble in Arizona

Halsey W. Miller, William J. Breed

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Specimens of the fusulinid, Parafusulina, more advanced than any previously reported from Arizona, of Guadalupian (Word)-Permian age were found in a chert pebble from the Triassic Shinarump Conglomerate in northern Arizona. The specimens seem to be related to Parafusulina californica Staff and P. kingorum Dunbar & Skinner, both Word age species.

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Key concepts: Pebble, Conglomerate, Permian, Geology, Paleontology, Sedimentary rock, Structural basin