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Fishhook Bend, Porcupine River. 19 miles NE of Coleen Mtn.

From southern shore of Big Sitkinak Island, in Trinity Is., off southwest coast of Kodiak Island (see map in museum files). In clayey siltstone, think-thin bedded, fine, firm, with tan/grey bentonic beds, generally clacareous. Stratigraphically above A-11

From southern shore of Sitkinak Island, in Trinity Is., Kodiak I. (See map in museum files). In silty-fine sandy, firm gray claystone, weathering rusty. Beds indistinct, probably nearly vertical. Located 65 paces w/ synclinal axis. Possibly above A-1155,

Dukoth Mountain Section. This section was measured from the bottom up for a total of 1175' of section. This sample was collected +875' from the beginning of the measured section. No exact locality was marked on a map, however, the beginning and end of the

Stratigraphic section measured at Yakataga Reef. Section measured from west to east near shore. Unit 88 of the Yakataga Reef stratigraphic section. Location: T21S R17E.

On west side of valley of unnamed small stream flowing southeast into second cove southwest of Low Point; beach exposures. Small area of Tachilni Fm. unconformably overlain by the Morzhovoi Volcanics. David Stone sampled for paleomag the volcanics just ot

East side Kayak Island on wave cut bench opposite large andesitic dike? on beach cliff approx. 1&1/2 miles to 2 miles down- about 1/2 mile north of large sharp sea stack. Massive fissile shales, siltstone- small concretions above sample locality. Found sm

Boulder Bay area. Picked up by the Phillips Petroleum Co.

From western Tugidak Island, an 18 mile long island in Trinity Is., Kodiak I.

Fossil locality in seafliff (Beach) exposure on the northwest shore of Kayak Island a short distance west of the outcrop of the Kayak Island Fault. This locality is in dark gray rythmically bedded siltsone which has occassional cobble conglomerate beds. L

From west Tugidak Island, Trinity Is., Kodiak I.

Heather's Bone site, Denali National Park and Preserve

Parking lot in Thorton State Park to second big ravine to south, i.e., between "gastropod bed" and San Andreas Fault.

From west Tugidak Island, in Trinity Is., Kodiak I.

Centerville Beach, northern California. Age interpreted. USGS Note Book Reference 807-1.

Santa Inez Point, Lower California, Mexico

From Tugidak Island (western portion) in Trinity Is., Kodiak I.

Topsy Creek (coastline normal to Topsy Creek) "600'-630': Siltstone. Well laminated, with occasional angular pebbles. No orientation." Section M2+ was measured upsection beginning at Lat/ 58 35', Long. 137 33' 30" in a southwest direction. At 373' of meas

South side of Mt. Diablo, Contra Costa County, CA

Marin County, California

From western shore of Tugidak Island, in the Trinity Islands, off the southwest coast of Kodiak Island. About eight miles from the southern most tip of the island, and slightly south of the tidal flat shown at the eastern border of the quadrangle. In slig

From south Sitkinak Island, in Trinity Islands, no additional locality data available

Stratigraphic section measured at Yakataga Reef. Section measured from west to east near shore. Unit 71 of the Yakataga Reef stratigraphic section. Location: T21S R17E

NE1/4 NW1/4 Sec 5

Lower Topsy Creek Reef. "Very fine grained sandstone; conglomerate base; burrows; abundant Patinopectin; 5" (?) molluscs; sea urchin; Turritella? Chatter mark on cobbles." No map locality given for this sample. Description in field notes indicate that it

Lower Mulinia Bed of Etchegoin. Just below road on divide between 2 creeks. NW1/4 NW1/4, Sec 13.

NE1/4 of SE1/4 of NW1/4 of NW1/4. Area is in the road bank east of the road and just north of a fork within the road. The fossils occur in a weathered, tarnished white ss of the middle Ethegoin.

Centerville Beach, California. USGS Note Book Reference 807-1

Float, behind dunes, 100 to 500 feet S of A-825 and A-826. S of Cape Blanco lighthouse; T32S, R15W, Willamette Meridian, Curry County, Pregon. Fossils probably all from Late Pleistocene Terrace of Addicott, 1964. (For reference, see card for A-825)

Humbolt County, California

No map locality given for this sample. Field notes indicate that it was collected from the "reef between Stellhead and Topsy Creeks - low tide." "Very fine grained sandstone; conglomerate bade; burrows, abundant Patinopectin; 5" (?) molluscs; sea urchin;

Collected on E side of Crescent Bay at water level at S end of bay. This specimen was collected from University of Washington (Burke Museum) locality # UAW-18. The locality is along the sea shore bluffs on the S side of the Strait of Juan de Fu, E of Twin

Collected from unknown localities, presumably all from Arctic coast. Material donated by NARL when they closed down their lab.

Midpoint of W boundry of Sec 16, T22S, R18E Along the north bank and near the head of Arroyo Doblegado just below the midpoint of the west boundry Sec. 16. Collected thruout about 35 ft. of light-brown silty, medium to find-grained friable ss helf way up

400 feet north, 1120 feet east; Slyline Road, east of El Lobo. (See location description 275a, pg. 163, USGS Prof. Paper 195).

E Twin Rivers Bluffs, Blakely, N Olympic Peninsula. Sea cliff exposures between Pysht and Gettysburg

North Dome. 800' N., 400' W.; west slope of El Prado. (See Loc. description 50, pg. 157, USGS Prof. Paper 195)

Hoonah garbage dump; 10-ft cut into hillslope at uphill end of dump. Hoonah, Alaska. See report on this fauna by R.C. Allison, in Museum.

Terrace, San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico. 13 KM north of Guaymas, Mexico on Gulf of California

On high bank of Kuskokwim River near Bethel Hospital, from "permafrost layer".

Baja California, Mexico

"Bluff along the northeast side of the railroad trakcs, from 285 feet to 305 feet northwest of the place where the French Gulch streamlet passes under the railroad tracks; stratigraphically, from 215 feet to 225 feet above the base of Scotia Bluffs sandst

Topsy Creek (coastline normal to Topsy Creek) "600'-630': Siltstone. Well laminated, with occasional angular pebbles. No orientation." Section M2+ was measured upsection beginning at Lat. 58 35', Long 137 33' 30" in a southwest direciton. At 373' of measu

Middleton Island, Gulf of Alaska. See card A-213 for age. USGS Note Book Reference 723-1.

SW1/4 of NW1/4 Sec. 8, T40S, R67E. Fossils exposed in new road cut (Glacier Highway) about 150 feet south of old road. According to Mrs. Kerhonen this locality may be backfilled in future. +/- 7.5 miles NW of Juneau and +/- 2 miles E of Juneau Airport, ne

These specimens carry no number but were packed with in part similar material bearing the field number for the Petrov collection supplied by the USGS. If 26 fits in the Ahp 1971 series of field numbers, the specimens likely came from the coastal area betw

Tolstoi Point, St. Paul Island, Pribilof Islands, Bering Sea. Einahnuhtan age. USGS Note Book Reference 624-1.

Fossils from 40 foot thick unit of massive hard gray medium grained sandstone with concretions up to 5 feet in diameter. Locality in seacliffs immediately southeast of small stream which crosses beach on northeast side of Narrow Cape, Kodiak Island, Alask

Stratigraphic section measured at Kulthieth Mt. T20S R16E Section measured along a tributary of the Kaliakh River. The stream flows down the south-facing slope of Kulthieth Mt. from a cirque. The continuous section was measured from south to north on the

"Fossil cliffs, Pasagshak Point, Pasagshak Bay, off Ugak Bay, Kodiak Island, Alaska. Found in sandstone cliffs about 20-25 feet above sea level in 6 inch thick bed. Total cliff height about 100 feet. Collected by Everett W. Stone Jr., of Kodiak, 1973." [T