Re: paleonet Can you identify?

[Bill Chaisson <chaisson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 7:31 AM -0600 12/2/02, Mike Everhart wrote:
>All,
>In the midst of examining probable stomach contents from a large plesiosaur
>from the Smoky Hill Chalk Member (Late Cretaceous (Santonian), bio-zone of
>_Clioscaphites veriformis_ and _C. choteauensis_) of the Niobrara Formation,
>we came across several small (length about 2 mm) objects which I cannot
>identify. A picture is posted on the web at:

Speaking of chalk, I just visited the island of Møn in southern
Denmark (down the coast from Stevns Klint) without knowing much about
the geology of the region.  The interpretive displays were
practically Edwardian (or whatever the Danish equivalent).  Can
recommend a recent source of information about this area.  I also
visited Fakse (west of Stevns Klint) where the only information I had
was that it was 62 my old.

Thanks,
Bill
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