Late Mississippian (Arnsbergian Stage E2 Chronozone) ammonoid paleontology and biostratigraphy of the Antler foreland basin, California, Nevada, and Utah (B-131) Gem Trails readers are guided through chapters

readers are guided through chapters that unravel the stories behind Utah’s most compelling geological features

Rich in detail and spanning more than three decades

It also provides a comprehensive overview of the area’s natural history

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Late Mississippian (Arnsbergian Stage E2 Chronozone) ammonoid paleontology and biostratigraphy of the Antler foreland basin, California, Nevada, and Utah (B-131) Gem Trails readers are guided through chaptersBy: A. L. Titus One of the most important functions of paleontology in the earth sciences is time correlation of rock strata using taxonomic analysis of fossils in different regions. Comparisons of certain species similarities between regions frequently allows for precise age dating and correlation of strata limited only by the presence absence of species and the speed at which they evolved. Between their first appearance in the early middle Devonian