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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

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

Collecting locality and date unknown; this species occurs in the Cape Yakataga general area and also on Kodiak Island; probably came from the former area.

Lcality is in Shokum Creek about 12.5 miles East of Cape Yakataga. Exact location unknown, but collected from the uppermost beds of a 500 foot thick measured section which traverses through the uppermost Poul Creek Formation to the lower Yakataga Formatio

Precise locality unknown; listed in catalog of L-1935 collections as Kukulik-Random. Could conceivably have come from other than St. Lawrence Is. and have been collected by native at the time this level of the Kukulik archeological site was being deposite

Boso Peninsula, Japan. Stop 9 in guide book. See card for Loc. A-862 for more locality information. From A-862: Boso Peninsula, Japan. Corresponds to Stop 1 in guide book. To find specific locality information, see the 'Guidebook for Excursion 2--First In

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 sectoin was measured form south to north on the

Stratigraphic section measured at Yakataga Reef. Section measured from west to east near shore. Unit 11 of the Yakataga Reef stratigraphic section. Location: T21S R17E. Note: Additional information in museum file.

Collected along Cape Tachilni. "*Card found with specimens read 'USGS (Phillips Oil A-232)'. All specimens were labeled A-232."

Cape Blanco, Oregon. Lower part of Diller's (1903) Empire Formation. U.S.G.S. notebook reference 804-2. Collected by Oleg M. Petrov on field trip with David Hopkins (USGS) in summer of 1971. Exact locality unknown. Material donated to University of Alaska

Friendly Hill -- Prince George's Co., Maryland

Cape Tachilni Alaska. See map in files.

?Nepropusk Point, western Kamchatka. This is the only occurence noted by Schmidt and Sinel'nikova, 1971 as containing this species. Occurs with Kewia etolonica,Linthia nipponica and Echinarachinus with the molluscks Chlamys r-endoi and Neptunia plurocostu

From the vicinity of New Providence, Bahamas. Ecological notes can be provided by Conrad Limbaugh of Scripps Oceanographic Institute (refer to B-3035).

Gulf of California, Costa de Hermosillo. Station C-461. 6.5 fathoms. Sand.

No locality description.

Sitka Sound, locality unknown, S.E. Alaska. Many of these collections may in fact be from Three Entrance Bay and Pirate Cove.

Recent collections from northern coast of dept. of Bolivar (Pt. Pua).

From intertidal rocks on north side of old ore loading dock, San Isidro, NW Baja California, Mexico.

Penebscot Bay, North Haven, Maine.

40 ft. otter trawk; depth 1640 to 1638 fathoms. Lat. 22 11.2'N. to 22 25.5'N. Long. 107 46.1'W to 107 49.4'W.

Specimen is circum-Arctic in distribution. Donor from Craig, Alaska. No infromation available.

Beach, south end of Espiritu Santo, Gulf of California

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

Chikagawa, Shimokita, Aomori Pref., Japan.

Boso Peninsula, Japan. Stop 17 in guide book. See card for Loc. A-862 for more locality information.

According to Macneil, this is from Goko, Formosa. From the Tusyo ss which is the uppermost Byoritsu Fm. According to the Lexicon Stratigraphique, the Byoritsu Fm is a local name for the Miaoli Fm. The Lexicon also says that the Tusyo ss is a separate unit

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At the north end of the R.R. tunnel 1&1/2 mi. S.E. of Shively. Near center of Sec. 23, T.1 N., R.2 E.. B.M. loc. 92.

South of Kachemak Bay, Alaska, in Kasitsna Bay between Jakalof Bay and Seldovia Bay, midway between Nubble Point and end of road along spit.

South of Sling Point, Colville River

NW 1/4, T5N, R3W. N Slope of borrow pit on E side of Livengood road at about mile 39.5. This outcrop has been suggested as algal limestone by Churkin of USGS fide. - CWA

one piece orange-weathered limestone. collected from roadcut approximately one mile south of Livengood, Alaska

Monte San Giorgio, Kanton Tessin, Switzerland

Exposure of the Poul Creek formation, near Cape Yakataga, Yakutat City and Borough, Southeast Alaska

McCann Hill Chert

Outcrop is fetid dark grey limestone, 34-41 feet above base of section 4. Locality is a prominenet limestone knob exposed on the west side of a stream, .15 miles east of the Alaska Yukon border, and is 1.12 miles N7E of International Boundary Commission m

On east trending ridge at about 1500 feet elevation, NE 1/4 of NW 1/4 Sec. 15, T 23 N, R 32 W.

Exact locality unknown. Outcrop of "greensand conglomerate" in place. Along south fork of Nikolai Creek about one-third mile north of Sourdough Peak.

Collection made from approximately 10 foot thick section of finely interbedded medium-dark grey shales and chert of the McCann Hill Chert. The base of this interval is approximately 374.5 feet above the base of section 1. Locality is exposed in cut bank o

South side of Port Refugio, Suemez Island, Southeast Alaska

Thunderhead Valley, Denali National Park and Preserve

Southwest end of small knob at 1500 feet elevation, center of line between Sec. 26 and Sec. 35, T 23 N, R 32 W.

Nehenta Bay, Gravina Island, Southeast Alaska

At about 1800 feet elevation, on northwest facing slope of 2470 foot hill, in NE 1/4 of NW 1/4 Sec. 30, T 23 N, R 31 W.

The Coliseum, Denali National Park and Preserve

Rybachek Mine, Wilber Creek, Mile 60 Elliot Highway, Livengood, Alaska

Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada

E flank of N Kougarok Mountain at c. 1750' contour -- Devonian limestone, in place outcrop of interlocking marble rubble

Prince of Wales Island, Southeast Alaska