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Sample: Sample No. 69-DW-129 -- USGS No. 23431-PC
Locality: Field No. 69-DW-129
Description: Elev. 4350 feet.
Location: Alaska Quadrangle: Nabesna C-5
Township&Range: T9N R12E Section: NE1/4 sec. 36
Lat.: 62o31' " Long.: 143o04' "
Reference
Title: Report on Referred Fossils ,  1970 (09/14)
In consultation with M. Gordon. Coral in sample 69-DW-15 (23432-PC) sent to A.K. Armstrong.
Report by: Richard E. Grant
Referred by: Donald H. Richter
Age: Early Permian (Mid-Permian)
Comment:The brachiopods suggest a Leonard age, although they could also be Word. The cephalopods, however, are listed as Middle Permian by the Treatise, and PARAGASTRIOCERAS is dated as Artinskian (Leonard) by Nassichuk, Furnish & Glenister (1965, Geol. Survey Canada Bull. 131) in the Canadian Archipelago. On this basis I think a late Leonard age is warranted, especially in light of the Leonard age of sample 23430 which lies below. THAMNOSIA ARCTICA is the same as ANTIQUATONIA? ARCTICA of previous reports. We finally have a genus that this species seems to fit (Cooper and Grant, 1969, Smithsonian Contrib. Paleobiology, 1).
Occurrence(s)
No. Group Name Qty Notes
1 Brachiopods cf. Cancrinella sp.
2 Brachiopods Liosotella pseudohorrida (Wiman)
3 Brachiopods Thamnosia arctica (Whitfield)
4 Ammonoids Paragastrioceras sp.
5 Ammonoids Strigogoniatites sp.
6 Bryozoans Bryozoa indet.