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Middle Devonian, Mayo mining district, Yukon, Canada

Lat/Long (Decimal)62.8461,-132.294
Co-ordinates Derivationbased on nearby landmark
Given LocationAlaska, United States
Mindat.org Region (for given coordinates)Mayo mining district, Yukon, Canada

Collections

CollectionReferenceStratigraphic NameCommentsLithologyAge
Middle Devonian, Alaska Range (USGS 2690) - Moffit (1954)Moffit F.H. (1954)The beds do not constitute a well defined group, but are assigned to middle Devonian on the basis of faunal composition and stratigraphically associated units. Devonian rocks in the Buck Creek area comprise a variety of clastic sedimentary rocks, including shale, quartzite, grit, and others, which are associated with limestone beds. All the beds are folded and tilted. No estimate of thickness is not known, but probably is several thousand feet."limestone"393.3 - 382.7 Ma
Devonian

Recorded Fossils

Accepted NameHierarchyAge
Alveolites sp.
genus
Animalia : Cnidaria : Anthozoa : Alveolitidae : Alveolites393.3 - 382.7 Ma
Devonian
Favosites sp.
genus
Animalia : Cnidaria : Anthozoa : Favositidae : Favosites393.3 - 382.7 Ma
Devonian
Amplexus sp.
genus
Animalia : Cnidaria : Anthozoa : Amplexidae : Amplexus393.3 - 382.7 Ma
Devonian

References

Moffit F.H. (1954) Geology of the eastern part of the Alaska Range and adjacent area, United States Geological Survey Professional Paper 989 D
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