Views of the Mahantango

This long, narrow leaf is most likely from a member of the Willow family, Salix sp. and comes from the Parachute Creek member of the Green ...

Soapberry plants are typically found in the tropics and their presence in a northerly latitude like where NE Utah is indicates that the cli...

Here is another fossil leaf from the Parachute Creek member of the Green River formation (Eocene, Lutetian stage) that I purchased because ...

Here is an uncommon trilobite from the Marjum formation of Utah,  Bathyuriscus fimbriatu s. This comes from the same area as the millions o...

Here is another mystery brachiopod from the Chainman formation of Utah. It is a triangular shaped shell which is longer than wide. Both valv...

I believe this next fossil is a Reticulariina sp. brachiopod but am not sure of the species. It comes from the Chainman formation of Utah w...

I believe this next brachiopod fossil is Anthracospirifer sp. . It comes from the Chainman formation at Conger Springs in Utah. The shell is...

Looking very much like an Athyris sp. brachiopod, this fossil is Cleiothyridina hirsuta.  It is a rounded to subovate shell with both the pe...

I found this specimen of a spiny productid brachiopod at Conger Springs, Utah. I believe it is an example of the genus Inflatia . I am unsur...

This next brachiopod looks very similar to a genera called Crurithyris that is present in the Pennsylvanian. I can't locate any literat...

While search for fossils at Conger Springs, Utah I found lots of examples of these little brachiopods called Eumetria costata . They are sma...

Another Composita species that I found in the Chainman formation of Utah is Composita elongata . This species is narrower than some but thi...