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Title: Paleontology of the Coalinga district, Fesno and Kings counties, California
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Arnold, Ralph, 1875-1961
Subjects: Paleontology
Publisher: Washington Govt. Print. Off
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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pecies is believed to be characteristic of the lower and middleMiocene 18 Mytilus MATHEWSONII Gabb var. expansus Arnold. Figure 3. Exterior of nearly perfect right valve, longitude 157 mm., naturalsize. Catalogue No. 165661, U.S.N.M. Vaqueros formation;locality 4803. This species is believed to be characteristic of theVaqueros; the typical form is usually found in the upper half ofthe Miocene 18 Septefer coalingensis n. sp. Figure 4. Exterior of left valve, longitude 45 mm., natural size. Type, cata-logue No. 165580, U.S.N.M. Supposed Vaqueros formation;locality 4634 58 Trophon (Forreria) gabbianum F. M. Anderson. Figure 5. Back of imperfect specimen, altitude 44 mm., natural size. Cata-logue No. 165572, U.S.N.M. Vaqueros formation; locality4860. (See PI. VI, fig. 5) 60 MuLiNiA DENSATA Conrad var. minor n. var. Figure 6. Exterior of slightly imperfect right valve. Type, catalogue No. 165601, U.S.N.M. Vaqueros formation; locality 4777 54 116 U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 396 PLATE V
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VAQUEROS FOSSILS. PLATE VI. 11^ I PLATE VI.VAQUEROS (LOWER MIOCENE) FOSSILS: LOWER HORIZON. Metis aff. alta Conrad. Page,Figure 1. Exterior of right valve, longitude 32 mm., X 2. Catalogue No. 165567,U.S.N.M.; Vaqueros formation; locality 4627. This lowerMiocene Metis may be different from the Recent M. alta, butthe state of preservation of the fossils precludes a definite deter-mination 17 Figure 2. Left valve of same specimen. CONUS HAYESI n. Sp. Figure 3. Back of slightly imperfect specimen, longitude 60 mm., naturalsize. Type, catalogue No. 165566, U.S.N.M.; Vaqueros forma-tion; locality 4861 62 ScuTEi.LA MERRiAMi F. M. Anderson. Figure 4. Top, maximum diameter 21 mm., natural size. Catalogue No.165584, U.S.N.M. Vaqueros formation; locality 4775. Thislittle echinoid from which the button bed in the Vaquerosderives its name, is found at many localities in the Coalingadistrict, and is believed to be characteristic of the Vaqueros orlower Miocene 18 Trophon (Forreria) gabbianum F. M.

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