Pollack Farm Fossil Site
The Pollack Farm Fossil Site is the 2nd deepest excavation in Delaware. Archaeologists located a strata that was 17 million years old, and within that, a prehistoric mammal. Select links on the left to read about this incredible archaeological find!
Pollack Fossil Site Table of Contents
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- Pages 1 to 6
Cover and Introduction - Pages 7 to 21
Radiolarians and diatoms from the Pollack Farm Site, Delaware: marine-terrestrial correlation ofmiocene vertebrate assemblages of the middle atlantic coastal plain - Pages 22 to 26
Age of marine mollusks from the lower miocene Pollack Farm Site, Delaware, determined by 87sr/86sr geochronology - Pages 27 to 40
Depositional environments and stratigraphy of the Pollack Farm Site, Delaware - Pages 41 to 46
Ophiomorpha nodosa in estuarine sands of the lower miocene calvert formation at the Pollack Farm Site, Delaware - Pages 47 to 53
Analysis of deformation features at the Pollack Farm Site, Delaware - Pages 54 to 90
Palynomorphs from the lower miocene Pollack Farm Site, Delaware - Pages 91 to 131
Plates - Pages 132 to 143
Plates - Pages 144 to 146
Early miocene avifauna from the Pollack Farm Site, Delaware - Pages 147 to 167
The early hemingfordian (early miocene) pollack farm local fauna: first tertiary land mammals described from Delaware - Pages 168 to 171
A note on the taphonomy of lower miocene fossil land mammals from the marine calvert formation at the Pollack Farm Site, Delaware - Pages 172 to 179
Fossil marine mammals of the lower miocene Pollack Farm Site, Delaware - Pages 180 to 185
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