Conodont fauna and distribution of a Lower Mississippian black shale in Montana and Alberta
Chalmer L. Cooper, L. L. Sloss
Abstract
Chalmer L. Cooper, L. L. Sloss
Abstract
-Fifty-four species of conodonts are recognized in a black shale member which occurs at the base of the Lower Mississippian Madison group over a wide area extending from Alberta and western North Dakota to southwestern Montana. On the basis of the conodont evidence this horizon is correlated within the Kinderhook of the Mississippi Valley and adjacent areas.
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-Fifty-four species of conodonts are recognized in a black shale member which occurs at the base of the Lower Mississippian Madison group over a wide area extending from Alberta and western North Dakota to southwestern Montana. On the basis of the conodont evidence this horizon is correlated within the Kinderhook of the Mississippi Valley and adjacent areas.
Key concepts: Conodont, Fauna, Oil shale, Geology, Paleontology, Horizon, Group (periodic table), Taxon