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Permian Fusulinids (foraminfera)

Permian Fusulinids –Photo is approx 10 cm across. F-22
Download ImageTrilobite cephalons

Trilobite cephalons from Cambrian Wood Canyon Formation, California. (F-19)
Download ImageCretaceous dinosaur bone.

Cretaceous dinosaur bone in outcrop. Kootenai Formation, SW Montana. F-14
Download ImageJurassic dinosaur (sauropod) fossils. Dinosaur NM, Utah-Colorad

Dinosaur National Monument, Utah-Colorado. (F-13)
Download ImagePliocene camel tracks:

Pliocene camel tracks: casts and molds, Copper Canyon Formation, Death Valley National Park, California. (F-09)
Download ImageGray water entering waterway

Gray water from open pipe entering waterway, SW Montana. (EN-33)
Download ImageGray water entering waterway.

Gray water from open pipe entering waterway, Montana. En-32
Download ImageOligocene tree stump, Florissant, Colorado.

Oligocene tree stump, Florissant, Colorado. F-01
Download ImageFlexible fence to mitigate rockfall.

Flexible fence to prevent rolling rocks from entering roadway. En-27.
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