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December 01, 1982
Paleontology and correlation of Eocene volcanic rocks in the Carter Mountain area, Park County, southeastern Absaroka Range, Wyoming
Jeffrey G. Eaton
Jeffrey G. Eaton
Univ. Wyo., Dep. Geol. Geophys., Laramie, WY, United States
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Rocky Mountain Geology (1982) 21 (2): 153–194.
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Jeffrey G. Eaton; Paleontology and correlation of Eocene volcanic rocks in the Carter Mountain area, Park County, southeastern Absaroka Range, Wyoming. Rocky Mountain Geology 1982;; 21 (2): 153–194. doi:
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Index Terms/Descriptors
- Aycross Formation
- Basin and Range Province
- biometry
- biostratigraphy
- Cenozoic
- Chordata
- correlation
- Eocene
- faunal list
- floral list
- geochronology
- igneous rocks
- Mammalia
- middle Eocene
- new taxa
- North America
- Oligocene
- paleobotany
- Paleogene
- paleomagnetism
- paleontology
- Park County Wyoming
- Pisces
- Plantae
- Reptilia
- stratigraphy
- Tepee Trail Formation
- Tertiary
- Tetrapoda
- United States
- upper Eocene
- Vertebrata
- volcanic rocks
- Wapiti Formation
- Wiggins Formation
- Wyoming
- northwestern Wyoming
- Trout Peak Trachyandesite
- Pitchfork Formation
- Greybull Valley region
- Ptarmigan Mountain region
- southeastern Absaroka Range
- Hyopsodus tonksi
- Pseudotomus sundelli
- Carter Mountain region
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