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Description: Eagle C-1 quadrangle, lat 64o 40'30" N., long 141o 02'30" W. Collected by Arco Oil and Gas Co. geologists and identified by T.R. Carr (written commun., 1985) (description from Dusel-Bacon and Harris, 2003, p. 12 (Table 1))
Location: Alaska Quadrangle: Eagle C-1
Lat.: 64o40'30 " Long.: 141o02'30 "
Reference
Title: New occurrences of Late Paleozoic and Triassic fossils from the Seventymile and Yukon-Tanana terranes, east-central Alaska, with comments on previously published occurrences in the same area ,  2003
Abstract - The discovery of several new fossil occurrences of late Paleozoic conodonts and radiolarians in the Seventymile and Yukon-Tanana terranes, and of Late Triassic conodonts in the Seventymile terrane in east-central Alaska, has prompted a reevaluation of other late Paleozoic and Triassic fossils reported in the same areas. The report, in 1995, of giant parafusulinids in the Seventymile terrane within the same stratigraphic interval that more than 20 years before produced poorly preserved Permian brachiopods helped place these beds in the middle Guadalupian and to position the terrane at tropical to subtropical latitudes near ancestral North America during the Middle Permian. .....
Report by: Cynthia Dusel-Bacon , Anita G. Harris
Age: Late Paleozoic (Late Paleozoic, possibly Mississippian)
Comment:Terrane assignment, map unit, and sample lithology: Quartz-chlorite-muscovite schist unit of the Yukon-Tanana terrane (Nisutlin assemblage of Hansen and Dusel-Bacon, 1998). Unit Pzq of Foster (1976); quartz-mica schist and greenschist but also includes quartzite, marble, quartz phyllite, and greenstone. (from p. 12)

Conodonts of late Paleozoic age were recovered from marble in unit Pzq of Foster (1976) in the Eagle quadrangle: at one locality from the quartz-chlorite-muscovite +or- calcite schist, micaceous quartzite, and marble unit of the Nisultlin assemblage, Yukon-Tanana terrane (loc. 3, fig. 3; table 1), and at the other locality from the greenschist-facies Chicken Metamorphoic Complex of Werdon and others (2001) of uncertain origin (loc. 4, fig. 3; table 1). Both collections contain poorly preserved late Paleozoic, possibly Mississippian conodonts (T.R. Carr, formerly ARCO Oil and Gas Co., oral commun. to H.L. Foster, 1985). (from p. 17)

Occurrence(s)
No. Group Name Qty Notes
1 Conodonts poorly preserved conodonts of late Paleozoic age id. by T.R. Carr